Unions have accused MPs of “breathtaking hypocrisy” over plans to increase taxpayers’ contributions to their pensions
Michael Millar
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Finance and marketing directors continue to outstrip HR directors in the pay stakes in firms across the globe, according to research
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More mass strikes could be on the way for local government as Unison said it was looking at the next steps to take in the dispute about pensions
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Employment tribunal applications only rose slightly in 2005, but legal experts expect a massive rise in the number of claims this year as forthcoming age discrimination legislation will "cause havoc"
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The White Paper on further education reform is a crucial step towards ensuring people have the skills needed for business to compete in the 21st century, the CBI said
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CBI director general Sir Digby Jones has launched a stinging attack on today’s strike by local government workers, calling the action selfish and divisive
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Companies hoping to benefit from a £300m procurement bonanza when the government offers contracts to run its flagship New Deal programme will have to prove their commitment to workplace diversity
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Entrepreneurial spirit in the UK is being crushed by workplace environments that are dominated by secrecy, suspicion and risk averse cultures
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A reduction in levels of abuse in the health service is a step in the right direction. But much more needs to be done to stamp out violence against NHS employees
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More than half of large companies say their staff misuse the internet at work, according to new government research
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Scottish local government politicians could receive a £20,000 pay-off if they step down at the next local government elections to let more young blood in.
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Scots smoking ban commences on 26 March.
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Staff survey shows a reduction in amount of violence at work perpetrated by patients and their relatives.
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Sick building syndrome is a hallmark of job stress and lack of support rather than an unhealthy building, according to research.
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The government has given trade unions £3m in the first pay-out from the controversial union modernisation fund.