The number of workplace deaths in the UK rose by 11% last year, figures from the Health and Safety Commission...
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The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has signed a deal for healthcare services for the construction workforce for the London 2012...
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The CBI has welcomed a fresh drive by the government to reduce the regulatory burden on business, announced by business...
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Publishing giant Macmillan has been fined £55,000 by the Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) for its failure to implement Information and...
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West Midlands councils to create ‘coaching pool’ training schemeby Mike BerryTwelve West Midlands councils are working on a £550,000 project...
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Employers paid more than £4m in compensation for unlawful discrimination in 313 cases in 2006, research has revealed.In one-quarter of...
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Unions representing workers at the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have expressed “major concerns” over plans to relocate about 300...
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The government has announced a renewed skills drive to help deliver its ambitious housing reforms, published earlier this week.
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Gender equality is still generations away and needs urgent action across all aspects of life to close the stubborn gaps...
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A campaign has been launched to encourage Northern Irish nationals who have pursued careers outside the country to consider returning...
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More than eight in 10 organisations are anticipating difficulties ahead in finding quality people to fill vacancies, according to latest...
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Car maker Renault is facing possible prosecution for the suicides of three workers at its technical centre in Paris, after...
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Union demands for direct employment on the Olympic Games building project could send the £3bn wage bill rocketing by as much as...
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Female doctors are failing to reach their potential because the NHS’s commitment to flexible working schemes has waned, the UK’s...
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A gay man refused a job by a Church of England bishop has won his case for unlawful discrimination.
An employment...