Pay awards for private sector employees are running at just 1%, according to data published by Personnel Today’s paid-for sister...
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The Metropolitan Police Service is considering arranging for a local nurse to administer the swine flu vaccination onsite to officers...
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A public sector HR chief has warned a new requirement to monitor religion during recruitment will pose “difficulties” if the...
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The CBI has renewed calls for employers to offer apprenticeships, internships or volunteering opportunities to combat the rising number of...
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Bold measures to save jobs such as shorter working weeks and pay freezes may have just delayed redundancies rather than...
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The financial watchdog has banned bonuses that are guaranteed for more than a year, as part of new rules determining...
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The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has today launched a consultation on how private and voluntary sector employers with...
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Unemployment has soared to 2.43 million in the three months to June, an increase of 220,000, and up 750,000 on...
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O2 staff can get their hands on discounted concert tickets, designer labels and BBQ gear as part of the communication...
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Nearly 20% of the HR team at Hertfordshire County Council transferred to facilities management and services firm Serco yesterday (10...
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Firms that have taken steps to reduce pension risk were far better placed to deal with the economic collapse, according...
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Young people took three times as many sick days off with flu in July compared to older workers, adding weight...
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Cheltenham Borough Council has already made “significant” changes to its recruitment practices after it lost a £1m High Court battle...
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A workplace bullying charity has shut down after 15 years because of a lack of funding.The Andrea Adams Trust, which...
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One-third of the 43 police forces in England and Wales have cut officer numbers in the past financial year.Overall, the...