At the CIPD HR Software Show, HR manager Rosie Green engaged her audience with a talk on how her organisation...
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A report from the National Audit Office shows that shared back-office services may not be delivering all the benefits that ...
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Gaining from trainingTrade union reps involved in collective bargaining have a right to paid time off to attend appropriate union...
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Two months on from the shock announcement that tax relief on childcare vouchers would be phased out from 2011, what...
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of executive directors have taken a pay cut in 2009 by John Charlton Almost half of executive directors have had their pay frozen in 2009, while...
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The UK is heading for a pensions dark age, according to insurance company AXA.It said that 64% of UK workers...
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The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) has called on the government to agree a common date on which all recruitment...
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If the government does abolish tax relief on childcare vouchers, it is unlikely that the main opposition parties would bring...
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Anti-discrimination laws in the UK aren’t up to scratch, said the European Commission (EC), which has begun legal action against...
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A shipping company has failed in its bid to secure a ruling that an unfair dismissal claim from a former...
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In what has been called “a very welcome decision for employers”, the Court of Appeal has sent a £2.8m race...
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Four managers who lost their jobs after a home shopping company collapsed have won about £190,000 in total in damages...
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When commercial landlord Grainger created the post of ‘head of sustainability’, little could it have guessed the chain of events that...
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has ruled that volunteers are not protected by the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA), as they...