Chancellor George Osborne has suggested that compensated no-fault dismissals could be introduced for what he called “the smallest businesses” in...
John Eccleston
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A European consultation has begun that could result in the introduction of compulsory quotas for the numbers of women appointed...
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There is a need to raise the bar in HR recruitment to avoid the “lottery” that currently exists in finding...
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The Government has removed the threat of participants on its work experience scheme having their benefits taken away if they...
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Skills minister John Hayes has further outlined government plans to improve the quality of apprenticeships.In a statement to the House of...
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Employees are enjoying the highest pay rises seen since December 2008, according to research published today.Data from the XpertHR February...
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Chancellor George Osborne is reported to be considering a relaxation of employment protection legislation in order to stimulate business growth,...
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The Government has published draft legislation detailing the increase in the qualifying period for unfair dismissal from one year to...
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Amid continuing challenges and cost cutting, particularly within the public sector, HR has grown in influence and effectiveness within organisations,...
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One-third of employers say that they have prohibited relationships between managers and subordinates, according to preview findings from the 2012...
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development’s (CIPD) warning is based on the findings of its latest quarterly Labour Market Outlook, which...
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A good degree is not necessarily a guarantee of a job – a survey published today by Ernst & Young advises...
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Jobs data published today points to a modest uplift in the number of permanent appointments, although figures relating to temporary...
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has unveiled guidance aimed at improving the quality of apprenticeships, to coincide...
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One-third of graduate recruiters failed to meet their recruitment targets in 2010-11 because of a lack of suitably skilled candidates,...