A would-be recruit, turned down by Gloucestershire police because he was white, has accused the force of creating an environment ripe for racial discrimination
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Last year, Denis Rader of Wichita, Kansas, was sentenced to 10 consecutive life sentences for the murder of 10 people between 1974 and 1991
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At risk of a truly awful pun, fire-walking seems to be the hot topic when companies want to motivate their staff. The resurgence of this motivational medium comes after a history of things going wrong
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This week: The silent majority
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MPs will vote tomorrow in the House of Commons on whether to ban smoking completely in public places
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Call for care workers to gain equal professional status alongside nurses and others in healthcare.
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Tube drivers on the London Underground have voted by a margin of six to one in favour of yet more strike action
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A pilot project in Glasgow aims to get residents off incapacity benefit by searching the streets for people who could be at work and encouraging them to look for jobs.
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A lack of education and skills is beginning to affect the UK's ability to compete in a global marketplace.
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Sleeping with the boss is OK – as long as it leads to promotion.
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Private sector candidate takes top HR job at Cabinet Office.
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The pensions black hole grew in January despite a two-week burst of positive performance.
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With sickness absence costing UK business £12bn a year, the HSE is urging directors to take the issue more seriously.
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Executives need to lead from the top if they want to cut the multi-billion pound cost of sickness absence, according to the heath and safety minister Lord Hunt
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Fears that the ever greater number of graduates coming out of university would leave many out of work are unfounded, according to new research from employment analysts Income Data Services