Construction industry employers have reacted with outrage after images of workers being beaten, set on fire and acting dangerously were...
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Councils put trust in radical plan after Treasury snub on equal pay
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Communities secretary Ruth Kelly has announced the establishment of a new commission to look at how diversity in local government...
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Hopes have been raised that the former workforce of sports car maker TVR in Blackpool could be back at work...
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Chancellor Gordon Brown and education secretary Alan Johnson have called on all employers to sign up to a ‘skills pledge’...
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The University and College Union (UCU) has written to employers, asking them to act to stop creeping privatisation in UK...
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Home Office ministers and officials have formed an unprecedented agreement to “exude pace and passion” as they work to improve...
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The majority of employers expect to award staff pay rises of less than 3.5% in the winter pay round, a...
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House of Lords vote to extend corporate manslaughter legislation to include prisons and police cells
The House of Lords has voted to extend the planned corporate manslaughter bill to include deaths in prisons and police cells. Peers...
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Computer-chip maker Intel has lost an appeal against a ruling that found the company had been negligent in allowing an...
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Only one-third of organisations have a reward strategy and only half of these measure its effectiveness, a survey reveals.A study...
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Representatives from the NHS, social care, local government, independent and voluntary sectors, trade unions and higher education institutions, have outlined...
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Government claims that it has made £13.3bn in efficiency savings carry a “significant risk of inaccuracy”, the public spending watchdog...
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Public health minister Caroline Flint has urged businesses to start preparations now for the introduction of the ban on smoking in...
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The Trade and Industry Select Committee of MPs has launched an enquiry into the impact on UK business of the...