Job satisfaction has increased despite the impact of the recession, but relations between staff and their managers have strained, a...
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Government plans to offer graduates £20,000 to take up a career in social care will not go far enough to...
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Tens of thousands of NHS staff will be given personal security alarms to improve their safety and help prosecute those...
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More training is needed to help civil service HR functions end ‘discriminatory’ job advertising practices which are fuelling the gender...
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Women face discrimination from the very start of their careers, preventing them from ever reaching a perceived glass ceiling, a...
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B&Q is to create 2,000 jobs this year and invest in its staff with £10m worth of incentives and training.Despite...
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The 20 best-performing NHS hospital trusts on equality and diversity have been named as part of an initiative aimed at encouraging...
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Leading HR and business representatives have clashed over whether the national minimum wage should be frozen or raised during the...
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A campaign group has urged the government to step up efforts to encourage more job shares and part-time working hours...
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Swine flu bill could hit £1.5bn a day for business if pandemic takes hold
by Kat Bakerby Kat BakerA swine flu outbreak in the UK could cost employers £1.5bn a day, with up to a quarter of the...
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Leading HR and business groups have condemned the government’s introduction of gender pay audits as a “bullet aimed at employers”.As...
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All Royal Mail staff will see their pay frozen this year as the postal service attempts to cut costs during...
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The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has called on employers to do more to protect their staff from the impacts of...
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The long-awaited Equality Bill has been published today, setting new laws to help narrow the gap between gender pay and...
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White-collar workers are losing their jobs at a faster rate than less-skilled...