The Public Sector People Managers’ Association (PPMA) is teaming up with its Scottish equivalent, the Society of Personnel Directors Scotland...
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BT has announced plans to cut 10,000 jobs by March 2009.The telecoms giant said the majority of the losses would...
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Muslim twin sisters claiming sex, race and religious discrimination against a City firm have won a multi-million pound out of...
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A group of influential MPs has criticised the Treasury for a weak internal control system that led to a senior...
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The Monster Employment Index UK increased slightly last month, indicating unexpected resilience in the jobs market following the recent financial...
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Poor pay and conditions for nursery and childcare workers is jeopardising efforts to improve skills levels and the overall quality...
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Three-quarters of companies provide more than the statutory maternity pay requirement, according to research by Incomes Data Services (IDS).The survey...
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The long awaited revised Acas Code of Practice for handling disciplinaries and grievances in the workplace has been published.The code...
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City law firm Speechly Bircham has teamed up with King’s College London to conduct a survey to find out ‘the...
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The Metropolitan Police has done more to improve diversity than any other organisation in the UK, according to its HR...
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A one-day strike by civil servants set to take place on 10 November has been called off.
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Christmas parties are still on the agenda for the majority of employers despite the economic crisis, according to research. Initial...
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Turnover in the UK’s recruitment industry hit a record high of more than £27bn between 2007 and 2008, according to...
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Bullying in the workplace is still too high and employers stand accused of failing to tackle the issue effectively, according...
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The Ministry of Justice has been hit by 500 age discrimination claims as the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS)...