Finance workers are increasingly going to rehab to deal with addiction-related issues brought on by the recession, it has emerged.Employees...
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A video games designer is to sue Microsoft for £45,000 after allegedly suffering homophobic taunts.Jamie Durrant, who designs Xbox 360...
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London’s small businesses have joined forces to support a campaign aimed at preventing deaths and injuries in the workplace.Seven of...
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HR jobs at HSBC are under threat as the banking giant is set to cut up to 1,200 back-office jobs,...
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McDonald’s will recruit up to 6,000 people a year through the government’s Local Employment Partnership (LEP) scheme, provided they pass...
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Millions of public sector workers will still receive annual pay rises of more than 2% until 2011, the government has...
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Chief executives are not allowing talent management to take a back seat during the recession, the Chartered Institute of Personnel...
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Absenteeism has nearly doubled with the onset of the recession, as employees are faced with an increase in workload and...
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Whitehall HR job losses are just the start of a renewed flurry of cutbacks due across the Civil Service and...
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Employers are failing to make the most of their workers’ skills, which could hinder their business’s chances of surviving the...
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An 82-year-old retired social worker has been sent a letter by a recruitment agency asking her to return to the...
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British workers are increasingly being forced to apply for ‘hard to fill’ jobs usually taken by migrant workers.
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Excluding certain construction jobs from the migrant worker shortage list of occupations could be ‘dangerous’ for the long-term prospects of...
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A Canadian company launching in the UK will offer new recruits £1,000 to leave after two weeks if they are...
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Employers should wise up to working with colleges, schools and universities to ensure future job candidates possess appropriate skills, according...