Financial mismanagement at all levels of the NHS in England has led to the current £547m deficit, a committee of...
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Budget cuts at the arbitration service Acas will hamper any plans to introduce fixed conciliation periods into the dispute resolution...
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The CBI has called on the government to provide a package of financial support to help employers implement its new...
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Bank of America has signed a five-year deal to outsource its flexible benefits plan for more than 10,000 staff in...
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Half the UK’s construction companies have faced the threat of court action in the past 12 months, according to research....
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The mobility of skilled workers across Europe is falling well short of expectations, a report out this week reveals. Just...
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Professional services firm Deloitte has launched a recruitment campaign to attract up to 50 graduates a year directly from Chinese...
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Trade unions could be allowed to ballot for industrial action using e-mail instead of the post, making strikes easier and...
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Plans for a new system of personal pensions are to be unveiled today by the government. A White Paper due...
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Employers and trade unions have questioned whether the government can deliver on its efficiency agenda after further targets were set...
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From positive discrimination to HR's image problem, Mike Berry takes a look back at some of the important news stories that made the headlines in Personnel Today during the past 12 months.
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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has published an ambitious simplification plan to save business up to £700m a year...
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Businesses are missing out on a huge pool of graduate talent and should view the different routes they take to...
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Many migrant workers in the UK are over-qualified, work in dangerous conditions and are exploited by employers, the TUC will...
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Industrial relations between Whitehall employers and trade unions are in need of a dramatic overhaul, the head of the senior...