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A red figure stands alone on one side of a chasm, facing many blue figures on the other side, symbolizing division or conflict in human resources.

In four years gender pay gap has barely improved, say MPs

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A sheet of lined paper with a handwritten “F” grade circled in red ink. Part of a handwritten note is visible, emphasizing the importance of Human Resources in addressing performance issues. The paper is on a wooden surface.

New report slams apprenticeships for ‘failing young people’

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George Osborne takes long term view with eighth budget

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UK employment reaches record high

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A street sign reading "Whitehall SW1, City of Westminster" is mounted on a building adorned with ornate architecture, while a security camera oversees the area, hinting at the careful personnel management in place.

Civil service to make redundancies in order to clear space for...

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Health in the workplace should be pivotal part of employers’ job

Nation must focus on mental health, says PM

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UK workers will put in extra hours for a company that is going places

Government to allow locals to extend Sunday trading laws in the...

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Pension deficit HRreview

Three-quarters believe they will be worse off in retirement compared to...

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Vast majority of contractors to fall outside of IR35

Business prepares for new Enterprise and Employment Act

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Jobs salaries reach a 5-year high

Refreshed Code set to bring freedom and choice to pensions

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National Apprenticeship Award winners announced

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Two men in suits walk side by side, laughing and conversing about personnel matters as they pass through a hallway with blue walls and wooden doors.

Prime Minister’s apprenticeships adviser takes apprenticeships to primary schools

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2019 set to be another busy year in employment law

New law will end ‘outdated snobbery’ towards apprenticeships

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A black and white photograph of a man in a suit and tie, gesturing with his right hand as he passionately speaks about wage equality, against a plain background.

Robert Leeming: Does the ‘phony world’ of the living wage exist?

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NHS targeted by TUC to back campaign to protect terminally ill workers

BREAKING: Junior doctors set to strike despite government’s best efforts

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