The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has insisted that HR is not full of ‘miserable gits’ following a...
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Channel Four Television is among 65 public bodies that have been threatened with legal action for continuing to drag their...
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Members of retail union Usdaw working at Marks and Spencer have launched their latest union recognition drive outside the company’s...
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Public sector employment levels are expected to fall in the coming months for the first time since the 2004Â Gershon...
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A detailed action plan to help increase job opportunities for newly qualified healthcare professionals has been published. The plan has...
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Public sector ‘key’ workers such as teachers, nurses, police and firefighters cannot afford to buy homes in seven out of...
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One-quarter of European employers now offer incentives to encourage staff to take fewer sick days, according to a survey. The...
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Average pay deals rose in the three months to the end of March, a survey by Incomes Data Services (IDS)...
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Cranfield School of Management and recruitment outsourcing provider Capital Consulting have teamed up to conduct research into talent management in...
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Asset management company Threadneedle has signed a new deal with IT outsourcer LogicaCMG for a fully managed payroll and outsourced HR administration...
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UK publishers are failing to recruit enough black or minority ethnic (BME) workers to fully reflect the areas they operate...
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The Employers Forum on Age (EFA) has warned employers that the decision of a hospital to reinstate a worker sacked...
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Companies will now be able to file their employee share scheme returns online, HMÂ Revenue & Customs has announced. Instead...
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The National Union of Teachers is to sue education secretary Alan Johnson for refusing to include it in pay talks.
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Fashion accessories retailer Claire’s is launching a campaign which aims to challenge negative perceptions about working in the retail sector....