Conciliation service Acas has reviewed the effect of the dispute resolution regulations on the employment tribunal system. Ross Bentley reports on its findings
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Ways to tackle employee debt.
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Radical reform of work laws will have to wait for a new government.
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Members of one teaching union alone collected substantial payouts last year for injuries at work and discrimination
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Concern over how change is managed and fears about job security are rife throughout the Civil Service, internal Whitehall department staff surveys have revealed
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Many chief executives are failing to deliver on their promises to invest in people, despite claiming it is the key to improving competitiveness, research shows
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A lack of engineering graduates is hampering the UK economy and costing manufacturing firms money, according to a new report
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The head of the UK's new Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca) has admitted he does not have the budget to hire the trained financial investigators necessary to fight organised crime
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As it becomes clear that Tony Blair is entering the last phase of his tenure as prime minister, it remains uncertain how his time at No 10 will be remembered.
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How HR can help to close the productivity gap
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Ross Bentley explores the HR implications of the government welfare reforms
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When budgets are tight, training is usually first in line for the chop. But there are ways of getting even...
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While many HR departments are at the vanguard of confronting discrimination in their organisations, research suggests that, ironically, gender pay gaps still exist in the profession.
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The latest statistics from the Civil Service may prove absenteeism is falling but experts say there is still room for improvement. Ross Bentley reports.
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How class actions in gender pay disputes could affect employers.