Number of discrimination claims brought to employment tribunal The number of age discrimination claims accepted by employment tribunals in 2010-11 has...
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Businesses will be urged to give more jobs to young UK workers instead of “falling back” on foreign labour, in...
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The Bribery Act 2010 comes into force today, introducing a corporate offence for organisations that fail to prevent bribery by people...
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There has been a gradual but steady decline in absence levels over the past five years, falling from an average...
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Employment lawyers have warned organisations not to refuse parents the day off on Thursday 30 June, or subject them to...
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Applications for graduate jobs have hit a record high, with an average of 83 university leavers applying for each vacancy,...
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Public sector employers can prevent escalating strike action by communicating the benefits of being employed in the sector, the Chartered...
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Growth of staff appointments to permanent and temporary positions has slowed to the weakest rate in seven months, according to...
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A round-up of the latest HR appointments.Pensions, investments and insurance provider Friends Life has appointed Rob Barnett as its director...
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Employers have continued to resist the pressure of high inflation on pay, with the average basic pay award falling from...
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One employer in four (26%) has already frozen or will freeze pay this year and just under one in 10...
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As the UK comes out of recession, the country could see a “jobless recovery” resulting in economic growth without accompanying...
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Business lobbying against employment legislation uses statistics selectively and “flies in the face of economic evidence”, according to a report...
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Although the human resources profession is still dominated by women, female representation in the industry peaked in 2007 and has since been...
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Half the organisations surveyed in XpertHR’s conflict management survey that have altered their conflict management approach in the last two years...