Employee support for public sector cuts has fallen but many still believe striking public workers will lose sympathy if they...
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Just 2% of organisations think that their global mobility functions and talent programmes are aligned, despite nine in 10 (90%) believing...
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The Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development (CIPD) has appointed an interim managing director in the long-term absence of chief...
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Proposed “protected conversations” will not shield employers from discrimination claims, employment relations minister Edward Davey has confirmed this morning.
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A former court worker who last month became the first person to be convicted under the Bribery Act 2010 has been...
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The number of employers freezing pay has crept up in the three months to the end of October 2011, with...
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Businesses will be able to bid for a share of a £250 million fund for vocational training programmes in the...
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Live online learning technologies – such as virtual meetings and classrooms, and video-conferencing – are becoming increasingly popular, with more...
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Nearly half (46%) of organisations gather background information on potential candidates for senior management roles using methods including criminal record disclosures...
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Social care staff at housing association Family Mosaic will be told to accept “massive” pay cuts or lose their jobs.This...
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Employers scaled back their use of temporary workers in the run up to the introduction of the Agency Workers Regulations,...
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Insurance group Aviva has undergone many changes since it completed its consumer rebrand two years ago. Bright yellow logos, salsa-dancing...
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EXCLUSIVE The Unison ballot, in which members voted yes to a strike over public sector pensions, could be “fatally flawed”, meaning...
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Public sector unions have said that they are “firmly committed” to continuing preparations for a planned day of industrial action...
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The Government could put a stop to coordinated strike action in the public sector by encouraging employers to challenge the...