An independent Railway Pensions Commission has been set up by the rail unions and employers to review the current railways...
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Local authorities across Northern Ireland are learning from London’s Brent Council how best to support women in the workplace.The council’s...
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A man who was rejected from a police recruitment campaign because he was white has won damages after a tribunal...
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Almost two thirds of people think the pace of public services reform should be faster, while just 14% think reforms...
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has awarded the contract for the recruitment, payroll and training of staff for the...
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Amicus members at Rolls-Royce in Derby are set to strike after rejecting a second pay offer from the company.The union...
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Trade union Amicus has agreed a model information and consultation agreement with Trinity Mirror Printing after several months of negotiations.TMP...
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An independent Railway Pensions Commission has been set up by the rail unions and employers to review the current railways...
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The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and IBM have launched a professional development scheme to benchmark standards in the...
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The government has published its full response to the extensive report into the death of Asian teenager Zahid Mubarek.Mubarek was...
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A question mark remains over how much performance requirements stretch executives at Britain’s biggest firms, research suggests.The survey of directors’...
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Redundancy packages may have to be re-assessed as a result of the postponement of the age discrimination regulations for pensions,...
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A new organisation is being set up to represent the 250,000 British servicemen and women in the Armed Forces.According to...
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Two former shop stewards dismissed by British Airways (BA) after the strikes at Heathrow airport last summer will share a...
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British Airways is to meet with unions this week to discuss how to reduce its estimated £1.8bn pension deficit, according...