The number of people benefiting from overtime payments has dropped by half a million during the recession, the Trades Union...
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Almost 900 HR professionals gathered in London last night to celebrate the 11th annual Personnel Today Awards. Gavin and Stacey...
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RBS has brought in two management gurus to help its HR team through the huge restructure at the state-owned bank,...
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Prime minister Gordon Brown has called on businesses to keep supporting apprenticeships and internship schemes during the recovery.Speaking at the...
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Councils should set up in-house mediation services to address the “human casualties” and potential grievances which will result from next...
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Pay restraint will continue into 2010 as the UK experiences “anaemic growth”, the CBI has predicted.
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Unemployed HR graduates must be patient and not retrain for another career despite the profession’s slow recovery and lack of...
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The Civil Service is to launch a new HR business partner development programme to help functions deal with looming Whitehall...
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The equality watchdog chairman has defended himself against “painful” allegations that he isolated and intimidated commissioners, causing them to resign....
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The number of HR jobs advertised online has recovered from a steep drop in September but experts have warned the...
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Frontline NHS staff must play a central role in the redesign of the health service, needed to deliver the government’s...
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Employers must be more proactive in how they manage staff with mental health problems who remain in the workplace, the...
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A senior manager who has alleged he was unfairly dismissed on the basis of his views on climate change can take...
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Unite union members at Fujitsu have voted in favour of striking in protest at planned cuts to jobs, pay and...
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A Christian registrar who claimed she faced religious discrimination after she refused to conduct civil partnership ceremonies will have her...