Lord Young has published his review into the UK's compensation culture, advising a 'common sense' approach to health and safety.
HR directors and managers by Manchester law firm Pannone, found 84% claim unequal pay was a problem in the private sector, with around one quarter of those citing it as 'endemic'
The current clinical excellence awards scheme for doctors is "costly, unwieldy and out of step with other pay systems in the NHS", according to NHS Employers.
With the Comprehensive Spending Review imminent, managers are questioning whether the recession is really over.
In a bid to 'simplify' the pensions system, the Government has cut back on the amount of savings staff can pay into their pension pots before being taxed, but industry experts have welcomed the...
Employers are seeking to expand their temporary agency workforce in the short and medium terms.
The importance of maintaining and increasing apprenticeships in both the public and private sectors is set to be debated in the House of Lords tomorrow (14 October).
The BBC's human resources director, Lucy Adams, is reported to be leaving the organisation's board of directors, following the redundancy of deputy director general Mark Byford.
Poundland is to employ 2,000 temporary staff to help with the Christmas rush.
The number of people unemployed in the UK fell by 20,000 to 2.45 million in the three months prior to August, according to the latest findings from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Almost half a million private-sector jobs could be lost as a result of the upcoming public-sector spending cuts and private-sector gross output could be reduced by around 46 billion per annum by...
The Clear Company has launched an initiative to get thousands more disabled people into the workplace across the UK.
