A sector skills council threatened with closure is “incensed” and has accused the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES)...
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Vodafone will be two-thirds of the way through its £1bn cost-cutting drive by next March, the company said in a...
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A fire station manager sacked for coaching his son through an entrance exam will lodge an employment tribunal later this...
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The Agency Workers Directive (AWD) is intended only to apply to those companies that use formalised pay scales, excluding about...
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The default retirement age (DRA) of 65 may be scrapped if the Heyday case – due to appear in High Court on 16 July –...
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A lesbian couple who were “humiliated” by sexual jokes at work have won more than £22,000 in compensation. Saleswomen Beth...
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Jobcentre Plus is not doing all it can to promote equality, the diversity watchdog has said.
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Six Kosovan workers who were unfairly dismissed by civil engineering company FM Conway have won a total of £46,210.24 at...
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The equality watchdog “mistreated, penalised and pushed out” a female member of staff on maternity leave in an attempt make...
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More than 70,000 HMRC staff are due to begin an overtime ban today (6 July), in a bid to expose...
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This Personnel Today news round-up includes news about:
Public sector pay freeze likely
Graduate applications outnumber vacancies 50:1
Tube workers strike ban?
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More than 2,000 British Airways workers at a mass meeting this morning denounced the airline’s plans to reduce costs by...
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Penna has categorically denied it told Barkers to make at least 60 staff redundant just days before it purchased the...
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Employers’ groups have admitted that organisations will look to cherry-pick the best candidates when recruiting during the recession rather than...
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Lynne Featherstone will fight for her nameless CV proposal to return now that it has been withdrawn from the Equality...