The BBC has published the latest expenses details of its most senior staff, including 11 HR chiefs.The claims cover the...
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The HR jobs market has once again grown “pretty substantially” following a long period of decline during the recession, a...
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The scramble for graduate jobs has led to university leavers ‘blanket-applying’ to firms across sectors, with most ready to accept...
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The dramatic graduate job cuts feared last summer have failed to materialise, according to the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR)...
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Business minister Pat McFadden has urged employers to recognise the skills and experience older people can bring to the workplace.Speaking at...
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Civil service boss Gus O’Donnell has urged PCS members not to strike over plans to cut workers’ redundancy packages –...
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The government has announced that it is considering extending the smoking ban to cover the area outside entrances to workplaces and...
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A major card retailer has overhauled its in-house training in a bid to dispel the myth that the retail industry...
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The new fit note will not give doctors the option to deem a patient “fit for work”, only whether they...
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The Public Sector People Manager’s Association (PPMA) is to launch a new web portal to help HR managers in the...
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Unite union has launched a video of British Airways (BA) cabin crew members explaining why they could go on strike...
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Job satisfaction has plummeted among UK workers despite GDP figures out today which are expected to mark an end to...
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Nearly 50 MPs have “condemned” a website launched by an employment lawyer to name and shame serial litigants.
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Public sector employees may have the right to bring a lawyer to all disciplinary hearings should their dismissal prevent them...
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A ban on pre-employment health questionnaires could land employers in tribunal if they are unable to make reasonable adjustments for...