The government has announced it will legislate to make changes to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) to help victims...
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Train drivers union Aslef has announced that its 750 members working for the One train company will take industrial action...
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More than 100 cleaners working for support services firm OCS on its Eurostar contract are to be balloted on industrial action...
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Smoking is the most common way of coping with work-related stress, a survey has revealed. The poll by online recruitment...
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Striking North Sea divers and support workers have claimed employers are resorting to bullying and intimidation tactics to undermine strike...
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The government has welcomed the announcement of improvements in the UK’s health and safety record, but warned that there remains...
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London councils could save millions of pounds by making changes to their pension administration arrangements, an Audit Commission study has...
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Traditional public sector pay structures are not suitable for delivering efficient public services or for motivating the workforce, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers....
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The public is not convinced by the direction of NHS reform and wants the government to work with NHS staff...
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A nurse is taking the Metropolitan Police to court after waiting five months for a Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) check...
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Levels of workplace discrimination in the UK are low by global standards, a major survey has found.
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Eight out of 10 UK workers believe most of their work meetings are unnecessary or unproductive, costing businesses thousands of...
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The total number of staff being made redundant as part of NHS reorganisation is about 900, official figures have suggested....
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The biggest problem facing UK workplaces is still stress, according to research, and the most common triggers for rising stress...
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Senior HR professionals have accused the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) of hypocrisy and discrimination by not recognising...