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New research from Reed has revealed that salaries in the human resources (HR) sector are struggling to keep up with inflation demands.

Where are the highest HR salaries in England?

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A person in a suit holding a digital tablet displaying the text "Increase Wage" is surrounded by various data charts and graphs highlighting wages and inflation.

Wages not keeping up with rising inflation

Feyaza Khan -
An envelope labeled "HM Revenue & Customs" lies on a table with several British pound banknotes and coins placed on it, undoubtedly a stark reminder of the naming and shaming wages policy in effect.

Global Recruitment firm one of the companies named and shamed by...

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A large, historic, white stone building with neoclassical design elements and a flagpole on the roof stands majestically against a clear sky, its presence as enduring as debates about pay rises, with some bare tree branches in the foreground.

Treasury: Public sector pay rises too high and will affect inflation...

Feyaza Khan -
three women in masks, in an office

Post-furlough redundancies below pre-pandemic

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Government asked to urgently reform sleep-in shifts regulation

Government asked to urgently reform sleep-in shifts regulation

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Talent drain brought on by IR35 for contractors as more than half consider looking for other work

UK labour market contracts amidst Brexit uncertainty

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Mandatory National Living Wage comes into force

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Government highlights issues around paid travel time for workers

Comments on the introduction of the National Living Wage

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Front view of a B&Q store with large, orange "B&Q" sign above the entrance and exit doors; a TradePoint sign is visible to the left side of the building as personnel shuttle in and out.

Tesco and B&Q to slow recruitment in preparation for the Living...

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Aerial view of London showing landmarks such as the River Thames, the Shard, and the London Eye, with surrounding buildings on a clear day—an urban landscape reflective of both architectural wonders and vibrant people management dynamics.

The privilege of having a job will cost you £3,000 a...

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A person rides a bicycle past a gated entrance with a sign for Onslow Gardens in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, SW7, where the HR offices are located, with a row of white terraced buildings in the background.

Average Londoner needs massive pay rise to be able to afford...

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Close-up view of an elaborate astronomical clock with gold numbers and intricate designs, featuring zodiac signs and celestial components. The clock, much like effective human resources management, is meticulously mounted on a detailed, ornate stone facade.

Aurora’s ClockFace targets wrongly allotted wage costs

Robert Leeming -
London leads global rankings for talent concentration

Edinburgh is best for disposable income while Birmingham is worst

Robert Leeming -
A man with glasses and a white shirt sits in front of a bookshelf, looking directly at the camera, reminiscent of an intellectual scene from a Pullman novel.

Philip Pullman resigns as Oxford literary festival patron over lack of...

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