Public sector

Europe's largest local authority considers up to 600 redundancies to tackle it mounting debt, caused predominantly by its equal pay liability.

Schools will no longer be obliged to use performance-related pay, the government has said as part of plans to reduce teachers' workload.

Consultants in England, members of the HCSA, reject latest pay offer, citing issues with the amount of time they will be given to develop skills.

It has been reported to the equality watchdog over claims the MoD failed to properly address sexual harassment allegations.

Lucy Robbins joins aviation regulator as director of people and culture after a decade at the Competition and Markets Authority.

Last October’s Procurement Act was a ‘huge missed opportunity’ to tighten up rules around outsourcing public services and protecting employees.

The government is considering whether to introduce a separate pay scale for nurses in England to help with career progression...

The Post Office scandal shows us how a ‘psychological phenomena can manifest in real-world organisational crises, leading to devastating consequences’

New qualifications, a career pathway and subsidised training places have been unveiled as part of a social care workforce development plan.

A former West Midlands Police firearms officer who won a sexual discrimination and harassment claim has had her tribunal award increased.

Tribunal finds in favour of pregnant teacher whose school wanted her to return to classroom despite Covid safety concerns.

NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard has thanked junior doctors who returned to work during strike action last week. 

Gavin Stephens, the head of the Naional Police Chiefs' Council, has described policing as 'institutionally racist'.

A female MoD employee told Prospect that she had experienced her first sexual assault a year after joining the MoD at a social work event.

Thousands of hospital doctors walk out for an unprecedented six days from tomorrow.