Prevista, an organisation focused on developing enterprise, skills and employment opportunities, and MyWorkSearch, the online job finder and training provider, have joined forces to provide enhanced...
Approximately 890,000 workers, two thirds of them women, will benefit when the adult national minimum wage (NMW) increases by 15p to £6.08 per hour tomorrow (1 October) says the TUC.
The Government has not yet made a final decision on whether or not to extend the unfair dismissal qualifying period, blaming a “drafting error” in its Statement of New Regulation.
Following two years of widespread salary freezes, most of the UK’s largest companies have maintained caution in executive salaries, a FTSE 100 remuneration survey has found.
Employers in the life sciences field are failing to deliver effective talent management strategies, according to a report from executive search organization RSA.
American employees get most irritated by co-workers taking others’ food from the fridge, Brazilians are the most annoyed by excessive gossiping and Brits get irritated by those colleagues who...
John Lewis staff are set to take part in more than 30,000 hours’ work at the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) on secondee roles in preparation for the 2012...
Gatwick Airport has outsourced HR transactional and payroll functions to NorthgateArinso, as part of the biggest transformation in its history.
Employees who are using cycle to work schemes, which were signed on or before 27 July 2011 will not have to pay VAT on the remainder of their salary sacrifice payments.
A survey of 760 employers and 900 London-based staff, found nearly a third (32%) of Londoners are concerned they will be made redundant in the next 12 months indicating the effects of the recession...
UK teachers appear to be running out of patience at work, with a tenth looking for a new job and 40% admitting they would take the first job they are offered if the salary was right, according to a...
Ahead of the Agency Workers Regulations coming into force on Saturday, lawyers have warned employers will find themselves facing hefty fines, should they “artificially structure” assignments to avoid...
