Controversial plans to raise firefighters' pension age have passed a vote in the House of Commons despite members of the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) holding protests outside Parliament during a 24-hour...
Staff employed on zero-hours contracts earn on average around £300 per week less than those on permanent terms, according to a report by the TUC.
A Labour government would make it a criminal offence to undercut wages with migrant labour, party leader Ed Miliband will announce later today.
Research finds staff do not rate company mental health strategies as highly as their employers do.
HR having a place at the "top table" of organisations brings benefits not only in being able to influence but also as a way of "seeing what's coming", according to Scripps Networks UK & EMEA VP, HR...
One-third of all NHS providers have at least one unfilled board position, affecting staff morale and even patient care, according to an inquiry by the King's Fund and Health Service Journal (HSJ).
Executives at global firms are struggling to understand what motivates staff to undertake training, leading to some workers not reaching their full potential, according to research by language...
Business should be upskilling current employees to deal with "urgent" sustainability challenges, according to Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment (IEMA) executive director of policy...
HR professionals feel pressured to work equivalent of extra four weeks per year
British workers are set for a boost in 2015 as real wage growth returns for only the second year since 2009, according to research by management consultancy Hay Group.
A company’s leadership should be rated and held to account in a similar vein to its credit rating, a leading HR thinker has said.
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