Up to 500 jobs could go at hospitals in Hertfordshire in order to help make £18m of savings.
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Strike action draws nearer after imposition of pay deal on Royal Mail workforce.
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Telecoms giant BT has launched a new drive to increase the number of women engineers it employs
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The Transport and General Workers' Union and Amicus have recommended members accept a three year deal with Easyjet
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About 1,800 examiners and admin staff employed by the Driving Standards Agency are voting on whether to strike in a dispute about plans to close offices in Edinburgh, London and Birmingham
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Asda is taking legal action in a bid to prevent a proposed five-day strike by thousands of workers at its distribution depots across the UK
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The government has insisted it is on track with its shared-services programme following criticism that progress so far has been patchy and delivered few real savings
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John Lewis is to break a 140-year old tradition of only having 'insiders' on the board by recruiting two external non-executive directors.
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An initiative by the Business Software Alliance (BSA), which doubled the potential reward for anyone reporting the use of illegal software, has prompted a massive rise in the number of companies being reported for software piracy
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Plans to create a so-called 'super union' have suffered a setback with GMB members voting against the merger
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The Amicus union has given financial services employers an ultimatum: eliminate pay inequality in six months, or risk being named and shamed
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An employers’ group has accused the union Amicus of advising people on how to take 'sickies' during the World Cup
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An independent complaints body is to be set up for military personnel and their relatives.
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Qualification to help managers motivate low-paid teams.
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Online system will sift applicants to deliver more efficient recruitment process