Plans to slash thousands of pounds of compensation paid to civil servants being made redundant have been blasted by unions...
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NHS doctors and dentists will be allowed to have legal representation at internal disciplinary hearings after a landmark decision in...
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The Agency Workers Directive (AWD) consultation due to close tomorrow has lacked clarity and left employers with little idea of...
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The NHS has insisted it is ready for the Working Time Directive (WTD), which will introduce a 48-hour maximum working...
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Social workers deserve a common career structure linked to a national pay scale, according to a taskforce set up to...
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This year’s local government pay deal will not be resolved until at least September, it has emerged.The three main local...
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Buckinghamshire County Council’s HR chief has admitted a new £7.5m-a-year recruitment outsourcing deal will “fundamentally change” her role and present...
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The call to suspend the Working Time Directive (WTD) in light of the swine-flu epidemic may be premature, as the...
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Trevor Phillips has made the equalities watchdog a “laughing stock” according to a leading disabilities campaigner.Brian Rix, the president of...
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A Sikh police officer has won her race and religious discrimination case against the Metropolitan police.Amandeep Kaur Grewal is to...
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The number of unemployed older workers has risen sharply during the recession, figures published today have revealed.A survey by The...
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Sickness absence among midwives caused by the swine flu virus could limit choice in maternity care, hospital trusts have warned.Pregnant...
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Thousands of people took to the streets of Kilmarnock, Scotland, yesterday to protest about drinks maker Diageo’s proposed job cuts.The...
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Hotel group Jurys Inn is set to create hundreds of new jobs after it secured £60m in funding to support...
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The UK ranks 16th out of 30 OECD countries on central government management and policy implementation, a report published today has...