Half of large UK firms expect to make significant changes to the pension arrangements for existing staff in the next...
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Bus drivers across the UK are calling for a major cut in their driving hours.
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Sainsbury’s is launching a food science graduate scheme in a bid to tackle shortages in the sector.
The supermarket said the... -
Less than a third of UK workers are fully engaged at work, a global study has revealed. The survey of...
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The vast majority of the UK public perceive offshoring to be an increasing threat, with 82% believing enough jobs have...
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Professional and managerial workers from overseas contribute £54.3bn a year to the UK economy, research out today reveals. The study,...
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Employers are not to blame for the crisis that has saddled many local councils with huge equal pay bills, the...
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The UK’s new National Skills Academy for Financial Services has appointed its first director.
Sylvia Perrins, currently director of business development... -
A total of £13.3bn in efficiency gains have been made as part of the Gershon Review, the government has said.
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Legislation increasing the limits of employment tribunal awards has been laid before Parliament.
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The government has announced details of a revised pension scheme for 1.7 million local council workers.
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Employers’ groups in the UK have greeted a European Commission (EC) Green Paper on employment law with mixed reactions. The...
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Employers in the further education sector have denied holding back on introducing new pay scales that would bring lecturers’ pay...
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HR professionals in the health service should have a greater role in policing their workforces, according to NHSÂ Employers, the...
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Britain’s largest civil service union has warned it will ballot for strike action early next year in disputes over job...