Some migrant workers are being severely exploited despite laws that should protect them, reports the TUC
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Companies need to adopt rational standards for directors' pensions packages to comply with new legislation and answer close shareholder scrutiny
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A survey of UK workers astounded the commissioning group when it showed that they want a tough boss
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Five rail executives accused of manslaughter following the Hatfield train crash in which four people died, will appear in court today.
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US workers believe the biggest factor that has a negative impact on employee productivity is poor management.
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Scotland's financial services companies show an encouraging level of optimism for business prospects in 2005, according to research.
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Engineering giant BAE Systems is set to cut almost 2,000 jobs at 13 sites across the UK.
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NHS hospitals across England will get help from the national health improvement authority the Health Development Agency (HDA) to make sites smoke-free.
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Employers are increasingly telling their staff what not to wear as the decline of the business suit leaves people unsure about dress codes.
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Trade union Unison has produced a report on how employers can help cleaners to keep hospitals clean.
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Seventy five percent of UK call centres have no plans to relocate overseas despite severe staffing difficulties, according to latest research.
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Former miners and their families have now received more than £2.3bn in compensation for respiratory disease and vibration white finger.
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A leaked internal report shows that almost half of all women serving in the Royal Air Force have been sexually harassed.
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The public sector is more likely to offer HR professionals a strategic role
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The ability to speak more than one language is critical to succeed in business in Europe, Asia and Latin America, according to a survey of executive recruiters.