UK companies remain committed to providing pensions for staff despite the continuing high costs, according to a major new survey published today by the CBI and Mercer Human Resource Consulting
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Nearly 2,000 staff working for the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) will be on strike today over the threat of office closures, job losses and changes to working practices
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Strawberry pickers get raw deal.
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The first review of the regulation of the medical profession in 30 years calls for inependent tribunals to establish doctors' fitness to practise
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The sector skills council for arts and creative employment is developing an apprenticeship to formalise entry into the industry and guarantee diversity, with support from the government
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Civil Service faces years of cost cutting.
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Council-run museum bars white applicants.
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England's NHS trust are urged by the National Audit Office to get a grip on recruitment and staffing to reduce their dependence on temporary staff
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DTI forced to pay out over wasting charity time.
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Semta acts to ensure no skills crisis in marine industry.
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Slowdown in pay inflation for graduates allows public sector to rise to the top.
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Consultation on disabled access to police complaints procedure launched.
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Unemployment has grown to its highest level for six years after a big increase in the number of people without work, official figures showed
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Unions are to run strike ballots over pay, pensions, and job cuts among members at the BBC
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UK employers have been urged to radically overhaul their training processes after it emerged that poor productivity cost them £70bn last year.