Intercontinental Hotels is spending $10m (£5.4m) on an employee engagement programme as part of a project to reposition its global brand
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The government has announced it is to give more money to Remploy, the organisation that provides work for disabled people, to help it modernise
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A new independent body is set to establish business-wide standards aimed at helping employers cope with disability discrimination laws, according to newspaper reports
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The former leader of the train drivers' union Aslef has lost his bid to win his job back, despite winning a claim of unfair dismissal
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The Chief Fire Officers' Association (CFOA) has launched its strategy for the development of people management in the UK fire service
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The government finally submits Manslaughter Bill for parliamentary consideration.
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Three-year pay deal is just the start, warns college lecturers union.
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Full benefits package would differentiate firms from competitors.
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Meaningless jobs are a thing of the past for majority of UK's workers.
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BA and unions agree new work practices for cabin crew working out of Gatwick
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Union body urges UK employers to follow example of Japanese prime minister.
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Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) are starting a 24-hour candlelit vigil outside the Ministry of Defence (MoD) main building in Whitehall today over plans to privatise defence training
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Conciliation service Acas has awarded software firm Northgate HR a five-year contract to provide a new HR and payroll system for its 900 employees across the UK.
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Draft regulations on smoke-free premises and vehicles have been unveiled by the government today.
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Lecturers in further education colleges in England have voted to accept an offer of a 3% pay increase