The College of Law and charity the Sutton Trust have donated £1.5m to a scheme to attract non-public school educated...
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Employees from six companies are joining forces on the football pitch with young men from homeless hostels as part of a...
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World renowned art treasures at the National Gallery faced the threat of being closed to the public today after 140...
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Hertfordshire County Council has scrapped its staff retirement age following the introduction of age discrimination laws this month.
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Civil servants ran up a £56m bill on hotels and meals last year, official figures have revealed.
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The TUC is today heading for Poland to encourage thousands of workers attending a jobs fair to find out about...
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People who complete an apprenticeship earn more money, stay longer with their employers and are more likely to rise to...
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NHS Employers has launched a new campaign aimed at raising awareness of and tackling bullying in the NHS.
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Employees are unlikely to receive large base pay increases next year, but will benefit from more training and development opportunities,...
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European society is pushing people into unstable work conditions as part of its quest for labour market flexibility, according to...
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An appeal to the law lords to reinstate compensation for sufferers of asbestos-related condition pleural plaques, where it was acquired at...
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The Conservative Party is the latest major British employer to join gay rights group Stonewall’s Diversity Champions programme.
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A police officer in Northern Ireland was discriminated against because he was not a Mason, an employment tribunal has ruled....
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Government efforts to move people off benefit and into work could fail unless employers get more support to recruit and...
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Trade unions have hailed a one-day strike at the Identity and Passports Service a success. Up to 2,500 members of...