The implementation of the Bribery Act is set to be delayed, following government confirmation that guidance surrounding the Act is...
John Eccleston
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The Government’s newly published “Employer’s charter”, designed to remind employers of their rights, is weak and “doomed to obscurity”, according...
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The Government has today published its plans to overhaul the way in which workplace disputes are resolved, as well as...
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Governor of the Bank of England Mervyn King has said that a “squeeze” on take-home pay is necessary this year,...
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The number of graduate vacancies on offer rose during the past year for the first time since the recession took...
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Only a small proportion of activities carried out by HR departments are related to business strategy, according to research released...
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Pay awards concluded in January 2011 are worth more than those for the same period in 2010, according to research published today.According to...
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Unemployment in the UK rose to 2.5 million in the three months to the end of November 2010, according to...
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Graduates applying for jobs will find the task far more difficult if they have no previous work experience, with two-thirds...
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has extended a “cautious welcome” to the Government’s proposals to overhaul the...
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The Government has published guidance for employers on how to deal with the Equality Act’s positive action provisions, and has...
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Job opportunities across the UK fell in December 2010, according to one of the country’s largest recruitment businesses. The Reed...
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The job market recovery recorded in 2010 is set to stall in early 2011, according to figures released today.The Totaljobs...
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Schemes that operate at the moment allow part of employees’ pay, which would normally be subject to tax and NIC,...
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Almost a quarter of a million people in the UK have been unemployed for more than a year and many...