Gabriella Jozwiak

'Diversity of thought' highly important when hiring boardroom talent

HR directors hiring boardroom talent should ensure 'diversity of thought' is among the most important within a list of six aims, a report has suggested.

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CIPD calls for better utilisation of 'over-qualified' workforce

Employers need to invest in innovation and growth to create workplaces that make better use of workers’ skills and raise productivity levels, a report suggests.

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Pay public sector more to curb high MoD contractor bill, says Hay Group director

The Government should pay public sector workers market rate salaries to avoid spending more on hiring contractors, a remuneration expert has warned.

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Charity set to offer low-cost legal advice

A new charity is encouraging employees to settle disputes with employers without going to employment tribunal.

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Young people ill-equipped to enter job market

More than half of HR decision-makers within small and medium-sized businesses believe young entry-level employees are unable to handle clients, customers and suppliers.

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RBS to axe 30,000 jobs in restructure

Up to 30,000 jobs are set to go at the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), according to reports.

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Atos plans early exit from Government contract

The company responsible for assessing whether benefit claimants are fit for work has confirmed plans to pull out of a Government contract.

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Chancellor urged to address youth unemployment

The chancellor’s March budget must include investment to tackle youth unemployment, leading employment and business representatives have stated.

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Diageo to help Scottish young people into employment

Global drinks manufacturer Diageo is to offer young people in Scotland free training aimed to lift them out of unemployment.

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Warning over calls to scrap workplace childcare vouchers

The Government must ensure working parents will be better off if it replaces childcare vouchers with free childcare services, a benefits expert has warned.

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Unemployment falls by 125,000

The job market will be characterised by higher wages and increased movement in the future, Reed group managing director Tom Lovell has suggested.

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Cambridge University staff call for action on academia gender equality

Universities should review their approach to academic appointments and promotions to ensure talented women can progress to senior positions, a group of Cambridge University academics have urged.

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