Graduate recruiters have been urged to stop focusing on “arbitrary” academic qualifications in order to improve retention and diversity and...
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Almost one-third of executives fears low levels of employee engagement and trust could lead to the loss of key talent...
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Local government HR departments are set to face job cuts in excess of the 10% expected for councils across the...
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The number of people placed into permanent jobs saw the greatest increase in two-and-a-half years last month, research has revealed.The...
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Less experienced HR workers have expressed concern that new changes to CIPD membership levels could disadvantage them in the jobs...
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Fujitsu workers have voted to end their strike action after accepting proposals made by the conciliation service Acas.
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An Equality Bill amendment calling for enforced retirement to be scrapped by the end of 2011 is due to be...
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has launched a new professional level of membership in a bid to...
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A £15,000 incentive encouraging graduates to retrain as social workers will fail to tackle key retention issues and might attract...
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Graduate employers are ditching their reliance on academic qualifications to separate good candidates from the weaker ones.Energy giant Npower is...
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IT contractors working for the BBC are to vote on a 24-hour strike in a dispute about pay.
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British Airways (BA) cabin crew will go on strike after the union Unite today secured a vote in favour of...
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The sharp spike in part-time working during the recession indicates it could take workforces “several years” to fully recover, experts...
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Guidance to help employers use the new fit note and help more staff return to work following periods of ill-health...
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Pay freezes are set to dominate 2010, as research shows more employers are continuing to put salary increases on hold.The...