The British Medical Association (BMA) and NHS Employers have published "draft heads of terms", a document that sets out the scope for a possible formal renegotiation of the contract for doctors and...
Nearly 900,000 people sent on the Government's controversial Work Programme have still not found a job, according to figures published today by the Employment Related Services Association (ERSA).
The majority of employers are planning to take on more permanent workers in the next three months despite a slight dip in employer confidence, according to the latest JobsOutlook survey from the...
A report published today by the Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) Committee has called on the Government to take action on workplace inequality.
Bankers could be forced to wait up to 10 years to receive their bonuses and jailed for “reckless misconduct” under new laws outlined in a long-awaited report by the commission on banking standards.
Flexible working is the best way to increase day-to-day productivity, according to research from HR recruitment firm, Ortus.
Motivating and engaging staff has become a key issue for HR directors within the higher education sector, according to research published by software provider MidlandHR.
Employers are being urged to start preparing for auto-enrolment 18 months before their staging date.
Nearly 5,000 army personnel are expected to lose their jobs today, in the latest round of redundancies following the 2010 defence review.
Less than 1% of fathers are taking Additional Paternity Leave (APL), according to analysis published by the TUC.
The Government's controversial Work Programme has been hailed a success by minister for employment, Mark Hoban.
The faces of employee engagement, Nita Clarke and David MacLeod, have both received OBEs in the Queen's 2013 birthday honours list.
