13th May, 2008
Benefits/Pay/Reward
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13/05/08
National Work From Home Day to take place
Up to five million employees in the UK are set to work from home this Thursday (May 15th) in honour of National Work From Home Day, it has been suggested. According to Work Wise UK, operating read more
National Work From Home Day to take place
Up to five million employees in the UK are set to work from home this Thursday (May 15th) in honour of National Work From Home Day, it has been suggested. According to Work Wise UK, operating read more
12/05/08
Skilled UK workers 'increasingly heading abroad'
Skilled employees in the UK are increasingly looking to move to foreign countries, according to the findings of a recent study. Produced by Natwest, the research suggests that of the read more
Skilled UK workers 'increasingly heading abroad'
Skilled employees in the UK are increasingly looking to move to foreign countries, according to the findings of a recent study. Produced by Natwest, the research suggests that of the read more
09/05/08
SME managers 'struggle to measure performance of home workers'
Bosses in small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) struggle to measure the performance of remote staff. This is according to a study conducted by BT Business which suggests that 47 per cent of such read more
SME managers 'struggle to measure performance of home workers'
Bosses in small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) struggle to measure the performance of remote staff. This is according to a study conducted by BT Business which suggests that 47 per cent of such read more
09/05/08
TUC calls for action on UK's 1.2m vulnerable female workers
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has called for action over Britain's vulnerable workers. According to the trade body, there are 1.2 million women in the UK who are trapped in a cycle of read more
TUC calls for action on UK's 1.2m vulnerable female workers
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has called for action over Britain's vulnerable workers. According to the trade body, there are 1.2 million women in the UK who are trapped in a cycle of read more
08/05/08
Employers 'increasingly taking out health insurance for staff'
Increasing numbers of employers are taking out health insurance for their staff, an industry practitioner has suggested. According to Jonathan French, spokesperson for the Association of read more
Employers 'increasingly taking out health insurance for staff'
Increasing numbers of employers are taking out health insurance for their staff, an industry practitioner has suggested. According to Jonathan French, spokesperson for the Association of read more
07/05/08
'Much remains to be done to stamp out discrimination against women'
Despite sex and race discrimination law having been in place for over three decades, much still remains to be done in order to stamp out discrimination in the work place, an expert has said. read more
'Much remains to be done to stamp out discrimination against women'
Despite sex and race discrimination law having been in place for over three decades, much still remains to be done in order to stamp out discrimination in the work place, an expert has said. read more
02/05/08
SMEs 'concerned over plans to expand parental leave'
Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK are concerned over government plans to extend parental leave. This is according to new research commissioned by Citrix Online which suggests read more
SMEs 'concerned over plans to expand parental leave'
Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK are concerned over government plans to extend parental leave. This is according to new research commissioned by Citrix Online which suggests read more
30/04/08
UK workers 'in need of IT training'
Nearly half of UK adults questioned in a recent survey revealed that they feel their computer skills are in need of improvement, it has been revealed. The ICM research, which was commissioned read more
UK workers 'in need of IT training'
Nearly half of UK adults questioned in a recent survey revealed that they feel their computer skills are in need of improvement, it has been revealed. The ICM research, which was commissioned read more
25/04/08
Engaged employees 'good for business'
Companies now have tools available to them to measure how engaged their workforce is, one firm has suggested. According to research conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers, once businesses read more
Engaged employees 'good for business'
Companies now have tools available to them to measure how engaged their workforce is, one firm has suggested. According to research conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers, once businesses read more
24/04/08
Long-hours working 'proves inefficient'
The culture of long-hours working or so-called "presenteeism" in the UK does not necessarily result in increased productivity, according to new research. Figures produced by Right read more
Long-hours working 'proves inefficient'
The culture of long-hours working or so-called "presenteeism" in the UK does not necessarily result in increased productivity, according to new research. Figures produced by Right read more
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Events Update
18/01/08
Thousands of Illegal Workers Given NI Numbers
It emerged that more than 6500 illegal immigrants got jobs as security guards, including guarding the Prime Minister's car.
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