Research has uncovered the damaging effects of redundancy on older workers.
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Trade and industry secretary, Alistair Darling, has called on countries to fight protectionism and accept globalisation as "a force for good".
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Public sector employees are least engaged.
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Jobs reprieve for TVR workforce as Russian owner confirms commitment to continued production.
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Rail operator Network Rail's improved pay and conditions deal has averted strikes due next Tuesday and Wednesday, although strikes planned for the following weekend have yet to be postoponed
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National Minimum Wage rates await approval of MPs.
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The number of people out of work has reached its highest level since September 2002 but the number of people in employment is the highest on record.
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Pensions reform minister says cross-party concensus is the way forward.
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Tony Blair admits to concern over Lords ruling on asbestos compensation.
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Online recruitment continues downward trend.
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China has been hailed as the economic powerhouse of the future. But the gleaming façade masks serious shortcomings that HR departments will have to sort out if UK companies want to thrive in the Far East.
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RMT members will stage two 24-hour strikes between 1pm on Tuesday 20 June and 12:59pm on Wednesday 21 June, and between 9pm on Sunday 25 June and 20:59pm on Monday 26 June
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Tough new proposals to tackle violence and verbal abuse against NHS staff have been unveiled by health minister Caroline Flint
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Most senior senior civil servants think government departments are no good at performance management and change management
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Stroke victim wins payout after winning disability discrimination case.