The European Social Fund (ESF) is to invest 2.75bn euros (£1.83bn) in jobs and skills in England over the next seven...
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Gordon Brown and David Cameron are to present their pro-business credentials to Britain’s corporate leaders at the CBI annual conference next...
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Trade union Amicus has welcomed the Employment Appeals Tribunal decision that ministers of religion now have the legal right to claim...
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has ruled in a landmark decision that ministers of religion are entitled to claim unfair...
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The pay gap between personnel officers in London and the rest of the UK has increased by as much as...
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The government has again hinted at introducing incentives to encourage employers to offer occupational health (OH) services to staff. Speaking...
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Lower-skilled workers coming to the UK from Romania and Bulgaria will only be able to work in the food processing...
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One-fifth of all UK employees have experienced some form of bullying or harassment over the past two years, research out...
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Outsourcing company Xansa has won preferred supplier status with the BBC for finance and accounting services, which includes offshoring work...
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Forty per cent of UK jobseekers believe they have been discriminated against when applying for work in the last five...
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City firms are offering to buy out the annual bonuses of top executives in a bid to attract more high-fliers,...
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The TUC has published a report aimed at busting the most common health and safety ‘myths’.
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Thousands of disabled people could be assisted into work if the government introduced programmes tailored to the needs of people...
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Most men between the ages of 25 and 45 are happy to swap their pinstripe for a pinny and relocate...
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Almost two-thirds of UK employees say they are allowed to act independently, but less than half feel they contribute to...