Train to Gain has not provided good value for money for the taxpayer, according to a report by the National...
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The Department of Health (DoH) could have to find up to 17,500 call centre staff by Friday (24 July) to...
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Three more commissioners have resigned from the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) over concerns about the organisation’s leadership.Jane Campbell,...
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Nearly half the UK workforce thinks their employer is actively exploiting the recession by imposing unnecessary pay cuts, reduced hours...
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Employers who fail to adequately protect their staff from swine flu could face lawsuits reaching tens of thousands of pounds.Lawyers...
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Nissan will create up to 350 new jobs after announcing it will open a new plant in Sunderland.The new factory...
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This Personnel Today news round-up includes: People off work with swine flu more than doubles RBS loses more than 700...
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BT and Tube Lines have been named employers of the year at the 2009 Apprenticeship Awards.The awards, presented by the...
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Thousands of public sector staff will be seconded to the Department of Health (DoH) to help cope with the swine...
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The government-commissioned MacLeod Review of employee engagement has been met with a lukewarm reception from senior HR figures, who are...
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The MacLeod Review of Employee Engagement has called for a “nationwide discussion” to build understanding of the positive impact of...
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Cities such as Newcastle, Ipswich and Swansea could each lose thousands of jobs when public sector spending cuts come into...
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Jaguar Land Rover has announced it will make a further 300 job cuts and will shut one of its factories...
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The government has pledged to create 500,000 new jobs in renewable energy by 2020.As part of the ‘Low Carbon Industrial...
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Unemployment has risen to 2.38 million in the three months to May – a record increase of 281,000.Figures from the Office...