The number of new armed forces recruits who felt they had been badly or unfairly treated has jumped by a...
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Employers will be able to ‘self-certify’ that their pension scheme meets expected standards when new minimum levels of saving come...
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Unions and equal pay campaigners the Fawcett Society have joined forces to declare tomorrow (30 October) ‘Women’s No Pay Day’.Despite...
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National Black Police Association (NBPA) chief Ali Dizaei has called for positive discrimination to be introduced into the police force....
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Public appointments commissioner Janet Gaymer is to receive new powers to promote diversity after the number of women, ethnic minorities...
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The number of people spending more than one hour per day commuting to work fell slightly in 2007, according to...
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The Audit Commission has given the thumbs up to Somerset County Council’s 10-year £400m shared services deal with IBM.The local...
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Private sector employees enjoyed considerably higher pay rises than their public sector counterparts during 2007-08, research has shown.
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Sales of takeaway food have rocketed as more office workers stay late in a bid to avoid the threat of...
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Former CIPD chief Geoff Armstrong was paid a total of £428,000 in his final year in charge – £85,000 more...
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The government has promised to double the number of apprentices working in the Civil Service. More than 1,000 apprentices will...
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The new Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) replaces incapacity benefit from today as part of the government’s shake-up of welfare...
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Will there be a union-led winter of discontent? Mike Berry outlines the main findings of our exclusive survey on the...
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Woolworths’ group HR director Claire Tiney has left the company as part of a management shake-up by the retailer’s new...
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Agency workers will be entitled to statutory sick pay (SSP) from Monday (27 October) after a change in the law....