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    BT pension deficit grows to £5.8bn

    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009

    Telecoms giant BT has revealed that its pension fund deficit has grown by £3bn during the first quarter of the...

    • Employment law
    • Employment tribunals
    • Flexible working

    Council violated right to privacy by spying on employee, tribunal rules

    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009

    A council worker who was was spied on by private detectives and had his privacy violated, a tribunal has ruled.ThisisSussex.co.uk...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Job creation and losses

    £10m scheme to make 2,000 jobs for Kent young unemployed

    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009

    More than £10m is being invested in Kent to help create almost 2,000 jobs, under a new scheme unveiled by...

    • Employee relations
    • Employment law
    • Industrial action / strikes

    Abbey continuing with 2,000 job cuts despite profit hike

    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009

    Abbey is forging ahead with plans to cut nearly 2,000 jobs despite profits climbing by 30%, a decision which is...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • HR strategy

    300 Indesit workers leave their jobs today as washing machine factory closes

    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 30 Jul 2009

    More than 300 workers at Indesit’s Denbighshire washing machine factory are working their last shifts today, before the firm moves...

    • Absence
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    • HR practice

    Sickness absence gap widens between public and private sector

    by Nick Golding 20 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 20 Jul 2009

    A drop in private sector sickness absence, which 20% of employers put down to fears over job security, has further...

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    Banker pay review recommends more powers for remuneration teams

    by Nick Golding 17 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 17 Jul 2009

    Remuneration teams within banks and other financial institutions should have more power to scrutinise staff reward, while bonuses should be...

    • Employee relations
    • Dispute resolution
    • Latest News

    Judicial mediation pilot tests are a success

    by Nick Golding 17 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 17 Jul 2009

    Pilot tests of judicial mediation – an alternative approach to settling employment disputes before reaching court – have been reported...

    • Employee relations
    • Latest News
    • Trade unions

    Fall in union recognition claims down to employer ‘delaying tactics’

    by Nick Golding 16 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 16 Jul 2009

    ‘Delaying tactics’ adopted by some employers when workers contact the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) for statutory recognition has led to...

    • Constructive dismissal
    • Bullying and harassment
    • Employment law

    Prison officer takes bullying case to tribunal

    by Nick Golding 16 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 16 Jul 2009

    A former prison officer has claimed she was bullied at work because of her good looks, and is seeking compensation...

    • Bonuses
    • Latest News
    • Pay & benefits

    B&Q introduces £12m bonus scheme for store staff

    by Nick Golding 2 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 2 Jul 2009

    Retailer B&Q has introduced a new monthly bonus scheme to help motivate its 30,000 shop floor workers, just two months...

    • Employment law
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    • Economics, government & business

    Immigrants take 70% of new UK jobs

    by Nick Golding 1 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 1 Jul 2009

    More than seven in 10 jobs created under the Labour government have been taken by foreign workers, according to a...

    • NHS
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    • HR practice

    NHS staff in Wales not protected against violence

    by Nick Golding 1 Jul 2009
    by Nick Golding 1 Jul 2009

    Violence and aggression towards NHS workers in Wales have been tackled with a “lack of urgency”, according to a cross-party...

    • Latest News
    • Flexible benefits
    • Pay & benefits

    Different reward packages for new recruits risk upsetting existing staff

    by Nick Golding 5 Jun 2009
    by Nick Golding 5 Jun 2009

    Closing final salary pension schemes and offering new starters a different rewards package in a bid to save costs risks...

    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business
    • Job creation and losses

    US job cuts fall as UK hopes to follow its lead

    by Nick Golding 5 Jun 2009
    by Nick Golding 5 Jun 2009

    The number of employers making job cuts in the US has more than halved in the second quarter of 2009,...

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