Today’s ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) that a Christian employee had her human rights breached by...
John Eccleston
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A Christian employee of British Airways had her human rights breached by not being allowed to wear a cross to...
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Graduate vacancies are due to increase in 2013 following a subdued year, according to research published today. However, one-third (36%)...
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Legal experts and commentators have questioned the accuracy of media reporting of a high-profile Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruling published...
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The Government has announced the launch of a programme aimed at providing young people with the skills needed to get...
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Consumers are more likely to complain if they experience problems when buying products or services, with staff attitude and lack...
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UK HR directors have admitted they are “very concerned” about the prospect of losing key staff in 2013, and said...
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Research released today has found that only half of UK employers are aware of the Bribery Act, despite the fact...
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Changes to the adoption system will involve allowing prospective adoptive parents the right to take time off work to meet...
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A video guide has been launched by Acas to help managers tasked with delivering news of redundancies to their employees.Acas...
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Managers who fail to take responsibility, pass on stress, panic over deadlines and tell staff what to do rather than...
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The Employee Relations Institute (ERI) has been formally launched, with the aim of improving relationships between employers and staff and...
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The UK job market has continued to defy the wider gloomy economic picture as unemployment fell by 82,000 between August...
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Employers that carry out equal pay audits, offer flexible working and aim to tackle unconscious bias in their organisations are more...
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Almost half of senior managers lack confidence in their ability to retain critical employees, despite significant investment in development programmes.This...