The blanket ban on flights in and out of the UK could cost businesses more than £3m a day as...
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Senior NHS, police, fire service and local government staff will participate in a training course this week designed to help...
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Four out of five firms oppose using positive action in recruitment – a key clause in the Equality Act to...
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Compulsory workplace pension schemes must be overhauled by the next government or millions of private sector workers will be put...
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Half a million public sector jobs could be shed over the next five years as the new government begins to...
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Met Police HR chief Martin Tiplady has robustly defended the number of uniformed police officers he has working in his...
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BT could face strikes following a dispute over its proposed pay awards for staff.The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has now...
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Employers “piggy-backing” off the popularity of apprenticeships to promote and run their own poor quality courses could ruin the reputation...
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Four in 10 employees at Axa PPP have reported ‘sickness presence’ in the workplace – that is, they struggle into...
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Labour’s proposal to increase statutory paternity leave by two weeks will do little to encourage take-up, according to leading HR...
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Excavator manufacturer JCB will hire up to 200 new workers to meet an increase in demand.The Staffordshire-based firm was forced to...
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Nearly 1,000 illegal immigrants have been employed at one of the country’s largest NHS private contractors, it has emerged.An audit by...
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A single mother who is suing the Army after it offered little support with childcare is seeking £1.1m in damages,...
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A former employee is suing Hotel Du Vin after the way it handled an attack on him by a customer.Mieczyslaw...
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A Christian primary school worker who sued Devon County Council for religious discrimination has reached an out-of-court settlement.Jennie Cain, from...