King’s College London bagged the overall winner award at the 26th Personnel Today Awards for an impactful and wide-ranging HR programme.
Women on FTSE 100 boards still earn more than two-thirds less than their male counterparts, according to analysis by law firm Fox & Partners.
A security guard at the Science Museum in London is taking her employer to tribunal for failing to supply her with a suitable chair to sit on at work.
The jobs market showed ‘signs of life’ during October, according to the latest figures from the REC.
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Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said Dnata was attempting to bypass its workers and force through damaging changes to terms and conditions.