“Employers should heed the tribunal’s warning and implement clear processes.”
Rebecca Berry: All BBC presenters are equal, but some more than others
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Equal pay case lost by BBC against female presenter
“This case will serve as an example of a success story to female employees.”
Jodie Grove: Why technology is key for boosting social mobility in recruitment
What issues has BBC documentary ‘How to Break into the Elite’ raised for HR?
BBC top salary list includes three women: genuine gender equality or PR stunt?
Is three of the BBC’s top earners being women a PR stunt or a genuine progression of gender equality?
White Paper sets out post-Brexit rules for migrant workers
Under proposed new immigration rules, low-skilled workers from EU countries will no longer have the automatic right to work in the UK after Brexit,
What to do if your employees suspect there is a gender pay gap
The publication of the BBC’s salary list has caused many people to question the rights and wrongs of paying high salaries to those who work at the corporation.
BBC to remove names and universities from job applications in social diversity bid
Names and universities to be hidden, to help candidates from under-represented groups make it through to interviews
Launch of BBC’s Apprentice more timely than ever
The BBC’s Apprentice has been a yearly fixture in the Corporation’s calendar for a decade. But this year, given the rising number of apprenticeships and the debate swirling around Chancellor George Osborne’s apprenticeship levy, the series has an increased relevance.
What businesses can learn from the BBC’s sacking of Clarkson
Victoria Brown comments on the BBC’s dismissal of Top Gear’s Jeremy Clarkson advising that other businesses can learn a valuable lesson from this. Key attributes from the decision include an efficient fact-finding process and executing decisive action.
BBC journalists strike causes flagship shows to be canceled
BBC journalists staged a 24-hour strike on Monday in protest at job cuts, preventing the transmission of the flagship Today morning news program and several other television and radio shows. Members of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) walked out at midnight (local time and GMT) on Sunday over compulsory redundancies expected to affect BBC…
BBC sacks two workers for misusing Twitter
A further two workers have been disciplined following inappropriate behaviour on sites like Twitter and Facebook, the broadcaster has disclosed under a Freedom of Information request. The “unusual” move comes as the broadcaster imposed an informal ban on its staff for tweeting about the BBC’s “problems”. Acting director of news Fran Unsworth sent an internal…
Public sector tax avoidance is ”shocking”
Over 2,000 central government employees are currently benefiting from off-payroll arrangements – and this only includes civil servants so tax avoidance in the public sector must go much wider, the Public Accounts Committee has said. Looking at the use of personal service companies in the public sector, the committee was “shocked” after taking evidence from…
BBC news dubbed ‘testosterone fuelled’ after it fails to feature many women
The BBC has been branded “testosterone fuelled” after its main evening news bulletin featured nine times as many male experts than women. On one occasion BBC1’s 10 O’Clock News featured just one female face for a few seconds in the entire programme, according to the survey for the trade magazine Broadcast. Lis Howell, director of…