Nearly one-third of public sector managers fear their bosses are ill-equipped to deal with looming budget cuts, new research has...
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The number of people forced to work part-time or become self-employed because of the recession has reached a record high,...
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The surge in the cost of living “has come at the worst possible time” and could lead to unsustainable pay...
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KPMG has boosted its graduate intake for this year by 25% after experiencing an increase in demand for its services...
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Pricewaterhouse-Coopers (PwC) has revamped the way it assesses candidates for its graduate scheme to widen its talent pool and reduce...
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The government has “wasted” at least £41.8m on setting up brand new skills agencies that are staffed with the same...
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Government plans to staff brand new skills agencies with “the same people doing the same jobs” are unlikely to create...
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Up to 2,000 jobs will be axed at Birmingham City Council in a bid to save £69m by April 2011.A...
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EXCLUSIVEThe health expert who invented the fit note has warned it is in danger of becoming just “another version of writing...
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CBI boss Richard Lambert has urged private sector firms to pump cash into the higher education system to help soften...
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A police HR chief has defended putting new officer recruits on waiting lists to start their jobs – despite some...
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The Liberal Democrat transport spokesman has waded into the campaign against the alleged discriminatory behaviour of Network Rail’s HR director,...
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The BBC is set to launch a new apprenticeship scheme tomorrow in a bid to enhance the broadcaster’s coverage during...
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The rate of increase in permanent staff placements dropped in January from the peak seen last December.
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The Unite union has taken British Airways (BA) to the High Court in an attempt to secure an injunction against...