The chancellor George Osborne has pledged once again to reform employment rules saying the Government is "committed to fair rights for employees" but that businesses have the right "not to be sued out...
The chancellor George Osborne has confirmed the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg's pledge to invest £1 billion in helping young people find employment.
Training and career development is seen as the most popular alternative to pay rise for generation y, according to a survey by training company People 1st and ICM Research.
A judge has ruled that a lap dancer can appeal an Employment Tribunal decision to establish whether she was “employed” by the club. This legal challenge will be of interest to all businesses using...
Launching this week on the streets of Westminster, PublicIntoPrivate a new consultancy has been established to give public sector workers help to make the transition into the private sector.
The Government has announced plans to begin a “major cut back” of health and safety red tape as early as January.
Hilton Worldwide is to create more than 8,500 employment opportunities in Europe in the next three years.
The basic state pension will next April rise by £5.30 to £107.45
The Government is set to increase the state pension age from 66 to 67 in 2026, the chancellor george osborne has announced.
The NHS Employers organisation today said that it was confident the NHS would rise to the challenge created by the trade union day of action on Wednesday (30 November).
Total UK unemployment will increase from 2.62 million (8.3% of the workforce) in July-September 2011, to 2.77 million (8.7% of the workforce) in Q4 2012, a net increase of 150,000 in the jobless...
Employees in the UK are “drowning in droplets rather than floods of data” at work, and are struggling to navigate, organise and digest this collectively, which is costing businesses.
