McDonald's uses 'McJob' jibe to highlight its good points as an employer.
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Worker apathy scuppers union plans for mass protest over Peugeot job cuts in Coventry.
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A House of Commons select committee has found the Armed Services falling short on nearly all its personnel targets.
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The government should radically reassess its attempt to address skills shortages through vocational education and training, according to its own research.
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The Home Office has rejected calls from chief police officers to be allowed to use positive discrimination in the drive to recruit more officers from ethnic minorities
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The creation of a new company offering organisations the chance to “divorce their pension schemes” could herald the death knell for final salary (or defined benefit) pensions, industry experts have warned
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Suppliers working on contracts to regenerate London have been asked to provide extensive details about their workforces, right down to the number of transgender staff they employ
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Vacancies in finance centres around the UK are being filled at the fastest rate since the year 2000.
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Report that warns that 100,000 NHS jobs should go is slated by NHS Employers as unfair to dedicated staff
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Outgoing director general of the CBI Sir Digby Jones is to become a partner at Deloitte
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Teacher could have arranged for the purchase of a replacement chair herself, Employment Tribunal rules
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Future strikes over local government pensions could be in jeopardy because of union in-fighting about dates for action.Local government sources...
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After six months as Cabinet secretary, Sir gus O'Donnell speaks exclusively to Personnel Today about playing for high stakes as head of the civil service
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While the number of mothers taking their full maternity leave entitlement is rising, only 36% of fathers take more than two weeks paternity leave
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The Equal Opportunities Commission has joined the Pensions Commission and the CBI in calling for a greater proportion of GDP to be spent on state pensions