Unions have declared the bonus culture has “no place” in either the private or public sectors.Speaking at the TUC’s annual...
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Unions have threatened strike action ‘on a scale never seen before’ against employers who cut their workers’ pension schemes. Speaking...
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Employers are preparing for swine flu absence rates of up to 27% – more than double the government’s latest prediction...
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Unions are attempting to rally support from the wider community for major industrial disputes, including those at IBM and Fujitsu,...
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Employers have urged the government not to extend self-certification sick leave for those with swine flu to more than 10...
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HR professionals are preparing to boycott the Agency Workers Directive (AWD) by creating their own banks of temporary staff to...
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The Prime Minister has called for a “claw-back” system on bankers’ bonuses if awards are not based on long-term success.Brown...
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Employers have closed 87% of defined benefit pension schemes to new members and increasing numbers of organisations are also closing...
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MPs have called for the £22m left on the books of collapsed car maker MG Rover to be distributed to...
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Fujitsu employees have shown they are willing to strike over their employer’s decision to close the company’s final salary pension...
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Almost one in 10 applications for senior jobs in the financial sector has been withdrawn since the Financial Services Authority (FSA)...
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BT’s plans to return call-centre jobs to the UK from India could backfire as British staff are unwilling to work the...
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Portsmouth City Council has banned staff from using Facebook during office hours after they clocked up 572 hours – the...
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Suspected swine flu sufferers working on commission or in contract jobs may refuse to go home for fear of losing...
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Learning and development professionals across various sectors have agreed to work together to thrash out their talent management issues. Twenty-four...