Reuters HR boss Stephen Dando is to head the human resources function at the newly formed Thomson-Reuters company following the...
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At least 12,000 recruits were turned away from the construction industry in 2006 due to a lack of vacancies for...
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Education secretary Alan Johnson is to consider introducing a nationally consistent pay and conditions framework for school support staff. The...
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With five weeks to go until smoking in workplaces is banned in England, only a fifth of employers are providing their...
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The government’s proposed system of personal accounts will be run by trustees who would be legally obliged to handle the scheme’s...
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Loyalty Management Group (LMG), the company that operates the Nectar card scheme, is training 50 of its senior and middle managers...
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The government has called on employers to hire more disabled people and help aid their social inclusion.
Employers can play...
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The TUC is calling on the government to introduce a set of measures to deal with ‘threats’ to the economy...
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McDonald’s is stepping up its campaign to change the dictionary definition of ‘McJob‘. Dictionaries currently describe McJob as “an unstimulating,...
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Almost 8,000 Bulgarian and Romanian people registered to work in the UK in the first quarter of 2007, according to...
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Employees who have tried to resolve disputes about discrimination under new equality regulations have ended up facing demotion, dismissal, mental...
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Council staff, charity workers and doctors will have to tip off police about anyone they believe could commit a violent...
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Five new members have been appointed to the council of conciliation service Acas.
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Lloyds TSB has signed a multi-million pound outsourced payroll deal with human resources services provider Ceridian.
The agreement covers Lloyds TSB’s 98,000...
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The government is continuing its family friendly workplace drive with vigour and last week laid out its proposals for the...