Dealing with performance management leaves many employers with a bad taste in their mouths, according to our Tough Love survey. What can HR do about it? Johann Tasker investigates
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Migrant workers call in union over jobs and accommodation problems in Wales.
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Thai Airways, which has reported its largest quarterly loss in six years, is to lay off half its staff in Los Angeles
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Veteran news reader Michael Buerk has complained that women are becoming more powerful in the workplace – reducing men to little...
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Agilent Technologies, the world’s biggest manufacturer of testing equipment, is to eliminate thousands of jobs as part of a restructuring plan to cut costs by $450m (£249m)
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A landmark decision, which could result in £300m compensation for female NHS workers, recently highlighted differences in pay between men and women
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Being prepared enabled Save the Children to move quickly to the second stage of the recovery effort in South East Asia. Johann Tasker reports
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Telecoms giant BT is expanding its apprenticeship scheme, part of its continuing efforts to tempt high-calibre young employees into the company.
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It is unlawful to treat staff with disabilities less favourably than able-bodied employees. Johann Tasker assesses the impact this could have on the police force
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Employee engagement is a trusted motivational tool, yet only the most high-profile organisations are truly taking it seriously.
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