The jobs of 135 staff at the UK arm of Reader’s Digest are under threat. The magazine came close to...
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Up to 300,000 students could miss out on university places and the quality of teaching could decline after more than...
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Cadbury workers are expected to lobby government today for help in protecting their jobs under their new employer, Kraft.The move...
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A BBC presenter who was cut from a rural affairs programme along with other women in their forties and fifties...
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Four in 10 employers still find apprenticeships difficult to access but most firms believe the training schemes deliver a positive...
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Marks & Spencer has agreed to pay its new boss £8.5m for his first year in the job.
The high...
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The Pope has attacked the UK’s equality legislation Ð thought to include the government’s new Equality Bill Ð ahead of...
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DLA Piper will challenge a disability discrimination claim today after being accused of withdrawing a job offer from a claimant...
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The number of HR chiefs who have blamed poor relations between line managers and staff as the main reason grievances...
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The government is considering extending flexible working to all staff from day one of employment, the work and pensions secretary...
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Employers could be tempted to use a worker’s probationary period to remove new starters with health issues from the company...
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A bid to scrap enforced retirement at the age of 65 through an amendment to the Equality Bill has collapsed...
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Deloitte is to unveil a mentoring programme this week to boost engagement, just months after the firm has been forced...
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The Metropolitan Police plans to fill thousands of officer roles needed for the London Olympics with unpaid specials and to...
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A two-year amnesty from investigation for firms that publish their gender pay gaps will do little to spur employers into...