The Conservative Party has called for an end to shaming public sector workers and a new “partnership with the professions”...
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Trade unions now contribute three-quarters of Labour Party funding, but does this really spell doom and gloom for business? The...
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Newspaper reports suggest that Commission for Racial Equality chairman Trevor Phillips will head a new £70m super-equalities commission to be launched next year
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RMT members at Heathrow Express will walk out in a dispute over a three-year pay deal which the union has branded “unacceptable”
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One in 10 boys said they want to be a footballer when they grow up, while almost one in six girls said they would like to become a teacher
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The ban on smoking in public places in Scotland has claimed its first commercial scalps, with leisure firm Rank announcing it will cut 200 jobs across the UK
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The Royal Navy has promoted Commodore Amjad Hussain to the rank of rear-admiral, making him the most senior serving Muslim...
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The professional services industry, which includes lawyers, consultants and accountants, is the sector where staff are most likely to be attacked by colleagues or customers.
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Companies in China are struggling to retain their professional and support staff, and face either having to pay higher salaries or excessive recruitment costs, according to research by Mercer HR Consulting
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A Royal Navy recruit has been awarded £191,400 damages after she broke her ankle on an assault course
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The government's three equality commissions have hardly made any use of their employment discrimination enforcement powers in the past seven years, according to a damning report.
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Some of the UK's top corporate law firms are fostering "an undertone of homophobia".
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London's Metropolitan Police Service has launched a new stress awareness programme for its top staff and officers to help them and their teams deal with the ever-increasing pressure they face.
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The Labour Party has moved to reassure unions that its ability to campaign will not be affected after leaked reports showed it will cut one in five jobs
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Police and bomb disposal units shut down part of Southampton docks yesterday after a security guard found a fake bomb, which was being used in a training exercise