An Asian man was turned down for a job at a top engineering firm, but then offered an interview when...
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UK employers have been warned to prepare for an ageing workforce after research revealed more than three-quarters of employees anticipated...
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Management consultants have hit back at a damning government report that said departments were wasting millions of pounds buying their services....
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A government strategy to cut red-tape for front-line workers so public services can work more efficiently has been launched by...
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The UK’s opt-out on a charter of human and social rights, negotiated by Tony Blair at the European Council meeting which ended...
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The NHS must provide more flexible working as the service continues to attract more female doctors, the British Medical Association (BMA)...
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A revised set of professional standards for teachers has been published by the Training and Development Agency for Schools.
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Government proposals to increase equality in the multi-billion pound public sector procurement process will see suppliers with poor diversity records...
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Employers need to have access to improved information that demonstrates the benefits of employing refugee workers, research has found.A study...
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Trade unions may have backed themselves into a corner by calling for 100% direct employment on Olympic Games building projects,...
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Postal workers will walk out for the first time in 11 years on Friday 29 June following the breakdown of...
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The government has called on employers, unions and employees to pass on evidence of abuse of vulnerable workers to a...
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To mark its 15th anniversary, Investors in People (IiP) has unveiled a new plaque that businesses can display to demonstrate...
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Law firm Eversheds has been appointed by Royal Mail to provide tribunal advisory services in the eastern half of England.Eversheds...
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Private equity firm KKR has struck a deal with the pension fund trustees of Alliance Boots following its £11.1bn takeover of the...