The government has announced that the skills and training expertise of the Automotive Academy are to be applied across the...
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Carers UK is calling on organisations to help carers access the benefits and support available to them, and reap the...
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More than four in 10 working scientists are either unsure of whether they will be able to stay in that...
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The CBI has welcomed the government’s decision to review the employment tribunal system. John Cridland, deputy director-general of the CBI,...
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Parents of children diagnosed with cancer should be given an automatic right to flexible working, a charity has said. The...
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Siemens Business Services is to outsource up to 240 jobs to India as part of its National Savings and Investments...
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Walsall Council has agreed a settlement totalling £584,000 with a former council whistleblower. Peter Francis, a former head of programme...
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The government has announced a root-and-branch review of systems for resolving disputes in the workplace.
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Employers in the public sector ‘talk the talk’ on work-life balance, but have only low levels of commitment to changing...
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Christian Aid has announced plans to outsource its payroll function. The charity has chosen provider Northgate HR to manage its...
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Gordon Brown has appointed former CBI chief, Sir Digby Jones, as his new ‘skills envoy’.
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Myths and misconceptions still surround equality and diversity in the workplace, a discussion paper suggests.
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A strike at a Lancashire university has been called off after unions and management reached agreement about contracts for lecturers....
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Supplies to branches of frozen food chain Iceland could be hit over Christmas by a strike over pay, a union...
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The High Court has referred a legal challenge to the mandatory retirement age to the European Court of Justice.
Heyday, the...