The AA has claimed it offers a 'good pension deal' despite staff opting to take strike action.
Recruitment levels are growing at the fastest rate for 12 years, according to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation and KPMG.
Pub chain Orchid Group has sent bar managers to distribute aid in Thai orphanages affected by the 2004 Tsunami.
Integrating reward strategy with employer brand will help employers put themselves in the best position for the upturn, new research reveals.
The Equality Bill has been approved by the House of Commons and will enter the statute book this week, awaiting Royal Assent.
Businesses across the UK are prioritising environmental initiatives in the workplace, new research has shown.
Almost half of under 35-year-olds who are married or living as married would be likely to take advantage of new paternity entitlements, taking effect from 3 April 2011.
Soaring numbers of employment tribunal claims are set to cost UK employers 2.6 billion over the next three years in fees for defending themselves and in payments for awards.
A Christian nurse, who was moved to a desk job by her employers because she refused to remove a crucifix, has lost her discrimination case.
New rules come into effect today meaning staff must pay 50p tax on every pound they earn in excess of 150,000.
Pensions in the public sector must shift from an unsustainable 'final salary' model to a more affordable system if we are to contain a 1 trillion burden on the taxpayer, the Confederation of British...
The General Election has been officially called for 6 May, but Working Families has called on a future Government to make flexible working available for all employees and make the childcare tax system...
