Almost one in 10 trade unions paid its general secretary of more than £100,000 a year, according to the annual...
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An employment tribunal has upheld a ruling that ex-City lawyer Gill Switalski was the victim of sexual discrimination and harassment.Switalski...
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Personnel Today and the Employers Forum on Age are holding a debate on the default retirement age (DRA) and want...
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You can forgive Richard Crouch, head of HR and organisational development at Somerset County Council, a knowing smile when it...
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Andrew Lockley, partner and head of public law at Irwin Mitchell, the solicitors acting for Age Concern and Help the Aged...
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Personnel Today is beginning its annual hunt for HR’s top 40 Power Players.Now in its ninth year, the Personnel Today...
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Almost two-thirds (64%) of employers that operate a mandatory retirement age agree that it can lead to a loss of...
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The CIPD has called for a single Workplace Commission to streamline the numerous employment and skills quangos that currently exist.Both...
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The government should introduce an ‘Alternative to Redundancy’ (ATR) scheme as part of a package of labour market reforms that...
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Bristol City Council looks set to be the latest local authority to cut jobs to meet a funding shortfall.Council officials...
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Tube workers have been given a “final” pay offer by London Underground bosses in a bid to avert further strike...
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London bus drivers are being abused by irate passengers because the heating remains on in vehicles despite the recent heatwave,...
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The final stage in a three-year legal battle to scrap the default retirement age of 65 will begin at the...
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The number of employers prosecuted for hiring illegal immigrants has rocketed by 513%, according to Home Office figures.New laws introduced...
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Personnel Today has joined forces with sister title Community Care in a bid to improve the image of social work...