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The Trade Union Act introduced rules on balloting for industrial action in important public services that set the bar high...

Unions representing more than a million nurses and other NHS staff have written to the chancellor to demand a 3.9%...

The RADs has become known as the ‘Oscars’ of the recruitment advertising world, celebrating creative campaigns to attract and retain...

The Government has confirmed it will end its 1% annual cap on public sector pay next year and, this year,...

Police and prison officers are set to be the first beneficiaries of the Government’s decision to relax its 1% public...

This month’s look at occupational health research includes studies on noise at work and how outdoor breaks can relieve stress...

As the Government announces four new returnship programmes for the public sector and launches a consultation on how to support...

Credit checking company ClearScore is one of the UK’s fastest growing financial technology companies, doubling in size every six months....

What are the do’s and don’ts when making referrals? In the first of a series of articles on the interface...

This month’s round-up of occupational health research includes a study on overworked chefs and evidence that older workers compensate for...

The mental health charity Mind has urged the Government to make mental health in the public sector “a top priority”,...

HR departments face a constant barrage of new regulation and compliance requirements, and forthcoming developments such as GDPR will add...

Employers have given a median 2% pay award to their employees over the three months to the end of May...

The Department for Education (DfE) has published its gender pay gap figures, becoming the first government department to do so....

Trade unions representing 1.3 million nurses, doctors and other health professionals have written to Theresa May asking her to ditch...