The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) will “name and shame” HR managers who are ruled against in disciplinary...
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Businesses with fewer than 50 workers will not have to auto-enrol their employees into workplace pension schemes before June 2015,...
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Employers could be losing vital skills from the workforce because they are failing to provide guidance to employees in the...
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More employers are looking to their payroll departments than their HR teams to take the lead on pensions auto-enrolment, a...
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The Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) has announced that the number of applications it received for trade union recognition last year...
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The Government is seeking views on how a right to request employee ownership could work, as it looks to “knock...
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The standard of management in the UK is being held back by employers that fail to take full advantage of...
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Businesses have been urged to get behind a government-funded online career platform for young people, to ensure that the next...
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The number of discrimination claims submitted to tribunals dropped by 26% in 2011/12, with sexual and age discrimination seeing the...
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A round-up of the latest HR appointments.Raglan Housing has announced that Claire MacKinnon has joined the organisation as head of...
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The Government has announced that it will give shareholders “binding votes” on executive pay and exit payments, in “the most...
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Employers have been warned to prepare for pensions auto-enrolment “as soon as possible” after research found that nearly half (44%)...
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Business groups have questioned controversial plans to introduce compensated no-fault dismissals for micro-businesses, arguing that they will do little to...
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An employment law expert has accused the Government of bringing in an amendment to the law on whistleblowing “by the...
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Brigid Hodges, director of talent at hygiene and pest control firm Rentokil Initial, winners of the 2011 Personnel Today award...