Union success in a judicial review of government plans to scale back the civil service compensation scheme (CSCS) could delay...
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Whitehall unions will seek legal action against the government’s decision to cut back civil service compensation schemes, and could ballot...
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Plans to raise national insurance contributions (NIC) by a total of 1% in October 2011 are “madness” and amount to...
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Public sector pay rises will be capped at 1% for two years from 2011, the chancellor has announced in the...
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The government has today launched a new Mental health employment strategy to help more workers with mental health problems find,...
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Employers “should be wary” of poaching staff from rival firms and look to introduce restrictive covenants to protect their own...
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Whitehall HR functions are still not going far enough to make the necessary efficiencies and improve performance, a government report...
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Employers should sit down with their staff before the New Year to discuss ideas for leading firms out of the...
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Twelve HR professionals have found their way onto a public sector ‘rich list’, with four earning more than the prime...
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Employment minister Jim Knight is confident that the shake-up of Jobcentre Plus services announced this week will help employers find...
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IBM will increase the number of graduates it employs next year to satisfy the “crying need for talent” in the technology...
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More than two fifths of Wetherspoon’s 10,000 new recruits will come from the long-term unemployed, Personnel Today has learned.The pub...
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The mass phone calls from Dave Ulrich and David MacLeod to RBS’s HR professionals were good value for money, the...
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The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) has called for greater collaboration between employers and recruiters to tackle the changing employment...
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Local government HR teams are lacking the right industrial relations skills to deal with potential union unrest sparked by future...