A major drive to revitalise apprenticeships in food and drink manufacturing has been launched by the sector skills council Improve....
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The majority of nurses would be willing to take industrial action if they receive an unsatisfactory pay deal this year,...
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All health professionals will be required to prove their fitness to practice every five years, under landmark new proposals. The...
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More than two-thirds of final salary pension schemes, offered by companies in the private sector, are now closed to new...
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Plans to protect vulnerable agency workers and clamp down on rogue employers have been set out in a government consultation....
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More than 1.6 million people have gained basic skills qualifications through the government’s Skills for Life strategy, official figures have...
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New rules to crack down on people who obstruct emergency workers come into force today (Tuesday).The new offences mean that...
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The government has refused to rule out legislating to solve the equal pay crisis that could cost councils up to...
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Professor John Purcell, a leading authority on people management and employment relations, has joined conciliation service Acas as an academic adviser....
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Butlins will have to hand out as much as £1m in back pay to staff after a court ruled deductions...
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Only a third of employers have an explicit policy on religion and belief in the workplace, a study has found....
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Bath University has developed the UK’s first degree for funeral directors. The foundation course will be offered by the University...
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Working conditions for migrants in Cornwall are to be checked out by police and council inspectors following a survey that...
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Thousands of council staff are being trained to police the smoking ban in bars, restaurants and shops in England. The...
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The Conservatives have called for a debate on HR management in Whitehall departments following a damning report into staff morale...