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More than 2 million jobs in the public sector will be need to be filled by 2016, according to a new report.
Former Blackburn Rovers manager, Sam Allardyce, may have been unlawfully discriminated against when dismissed by the Lancashire club.
The Office of National Statistics has issued data that show that employment fell 33,000 between August and October.
Despite difficult economic circumstances, line managers were perceived more positively in 2010 than last year, according to HR consultancy ETS.
Although many small and medium enterprises are planning to bid for public services, few expect to be awarded contracts, according to recent research.
The London Fire Brigade has issued a warning over the dangers of hair straighteners in the office ahead of Christmas parties.
HR columnist David Fairhurst has been promoted to the position of chief people officer for the whole of Europe for fast-food giant McDonald's.
Proposals to raise the retirement age are fueling fears that employees over 45 will become more vulnerable to redundancy, research has suggested.
The coalition's proposal for a radical overhaul of the NHS will not improve services or save money, according to interim managers.
A survey by a HR consultancy has suggested chronic misunderstanding of standard 'office speak', with 4% of respondents believing flexitime is a type of aerobics.
