The unprecedented scale of change set out in the Government's Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR) cannot be delivered without a concerted and committed focus on supporting, bolstering and improving...
A new industry-led group has been created to ensure that high value skills in the defence sector can be effectively redeployed where there are industrial changes as a result of the Strategic Defence...
BP is to create a new safety division and has put plans in place to link staff safety to reward.
THE EU parliament has voted in favour of a number of measures designed to strengthen maternity protection.
The leaders of UK organisations are seen as less effective than their counterparts in India, China, Russia, the United States and Germany.
Auto enrolment and NEST have been given the go-ahead in the Comprehensive Spending Review but this will bring yet more opportunities and challenges for employers and financial services services before...
Almost half of HR professionals working for large firms believe their competitors offer a superior benefits package.
Nearly two fifths of Brits think that women make better bosses then men, with 26% of these saying women are more 'assertive' and 59% agreeing women are more 'understanding'.
As many as million pension savers will be 'locked' into their final salary schemes for good from 2012 onwards if Department for Work and Pensions proposals go ahead as planned, according to Hargreaves...
The first ever MBA course specifically designed for recruitment executives will be launched by the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) in September 2011 at Henley Business School.
Working Families has condemned cuts in Comprehensive Spending Review which, it claims, act as work disincentives
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