Staff retention is the top HR priority for UK employers in 2007, research published today has revealed. Adapting to legislation...
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Starting salaries for graduates are expected to rise by just 2.1% this year – the smallest increase in six years,...
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The government has announced a review of the Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit scheme.Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit provides compensation and benefits...
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Angie Risley is stepping down from her role as HR director of Whitbread.Risley is joining Lloyds TSB in May as...
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A planned two-day strike by thousands of British Airways cabin crew has been called off at the eleventh-hour. Talks between...
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Co-operative Financial Services (CFS) has signed an agreement with its trade unions over future outsourcing deals.
CFS and its unions, Amicus, the...
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A senior City banker has lost her cases of unfair dismissal, sex discrimination and victimisation against her employer Nomura.The Court...
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A council worker who was sacked by fax while on sick leave has received a reported £130,000 in compensation in...
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The Pensions Regulator is to clamp down on employers offering cash incentives to staff to transfer out of costly final-salary...
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Staff who work at TV Licence‘s headquarters in Bristol are to stage a two-day strike next week. Workers who collect...
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The Med 3 sicknote should be replaced with an Absence Advice Note (AAN) as part of a radical overhaul of...
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Employees in the further and higher education sector are suffering from rising stress levels and believe management are contributing to...
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A chief executive at one of the UK’s largest financial services companies has apologised for using the phrase “nigger in...
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Asda has given 123,000 store and depot workers a share of £15m worth of an annual performance-related bonus.
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A new £14m national academy to raise manufacturing skills is to be launched today by the government.
Trade and industry...