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Despite the downturn, a report indicates hirers are struggling to fill their vacancies.
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By the end of the year, a £689 billion pensions black-hole is predicted – a value equivalent to 40 percent of the UK GDP.
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The switch to defined contribution (DC) continues, but contributions and education must increase to provide 'decent income'.
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Employees are more stressed than a year ago and management failure to address this could have a prolonged impact on productivity, claims research released today by Investors in People UK.
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Record numbers of people called into work sick this morning following Manchester United's defeat in the Champion's League Final.
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The notion of the glass ceiling when it comes to gender equality in appointing board members is branded a ‘distraction' in light of findings in a new report.
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The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence has today released advice for employers on how to support long-term sick employees back into work.
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Retail is one sector which remains strong against the recession, especially in grocery where the supermarket remains king - but Tesco plans on snapping up mums to rule their stores.
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Figures published last week by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) highlighted the degree to which public sector pay and employment has remained immune to the impact of the recession.
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On the face of it, news in the UK HR consulting industry is grim. With a record number of companies losing money, and overall business values plummeting - almost half are now worth less than half their value of 12 months ago- it’s difficult to find much good news.
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A small increase in the online recruitment index complied by Monster sees a small rise after three consecutive months of falling.
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The EU Court of Justice ruling on default retirement age, ahead of the UK Government's own review in 2011, has been met with a mixed reception from UK commentators.
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) claims that employees want to show their commitment to their job by doing overtime – often for no pay and perhaps no recognition.
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Turlough O'Sullivan, director general of the employers group Ibec since 2000, is to step down 'in the coming months' having reached retirement age, the employers' body announced last week.
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The Irish Congress of Trade Unions has called off a national strike planned for Monday, March 30th after Taoiseach Brian Cowen invited employers and unions back in for talks on a new national agreement.
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Thirty-two projects expected to share GBP22m injection
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HSBC has sparked a row with unions over its latest announcement of job cuts.
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Executive remuneration increased by 6.4 per cent in 2008
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Shortage in work placements could hamper graduates' jobhunting success in recession
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Bank can vary staff terms and conditions if terrorist attack or flu pandemic hits operations
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