Employment News
The Met Police has admitted that it may have to make front line police officer job cuts if all other options to save money are exhausted.
HR director Martin Tiplady told Personnel Today that the force would conside
Lloyds is to cut another 2,113 jobs across the country leaving employees in a "permanent state of anxiety", according to unions.
Lloyds Banking Group today announced further restructuring plans in its group operations and w
Allegations of fraud by private companies helping unemployed people get back to work under the government's flexible new deal programme have prompted calls for an independent investigation.
Following a news report on last
Young people will lose their benefits if they refuse a job or training place, the government announced yesterday.
As part of the 'Building Britain's Future' plan, launched by prime minister Gordon Brown, everyone under 25
This week's heatwave could cost the economy £187m a day, experts have warned.
With temperatures in the south east forecast to hit 33C this week, hundreds of thousands of workers are expected to
Responsibility for talent management should not just lie with HR but should be shared with the rest of the business, leading HR directors have said.
Speaking at the Economist's Talent Management Conference last Fri
More than a million young people will be without a job or college place this summer, research has found.
The number of young people not in education, employment or training, known as
EXCLUSIVE
The Royal Bank of Scotland's HR director has said he hopes to address the ailing bank's problems through a rigorous overhaul of talent management and leadership programmes.
Neil Roden, group HR director f
Public sector pensions cost an estimated £1.2trn – £20,000 for every man, woman and child in the UK.
According to the British-North American Committee, made up of academics and business leaders, the Treasury is greatl
The G20 protests policing report has revealed that too many inexperienced and
