The Chancellor, George Osborne, has set the apprenticeships levy, to be launched in April 2017, at 0.5 percent of an employer pay bill in his Spending Review. The levy will only be imposed on firms with a pay roll that amounts to more than £3 million a year.
Read MoreThe nation is set to fight back at the harsh cuts announced this week. A series of nationwide protests are due to be held by workers, union activists and campaign groups, including people in London, to warn of the threat to jobs...
Read MoreFollowing the announcemnt of cuts across the welfare and the public sector, HRreview offers sector-by-sector analysis. Health Health research spending will be protected. NHS spending will increase by 0.4% annually in real terms...
Read MoreIt has been reported in the Comprehensive Spending Review that £83bn of savings need to be made from the Public Sector; and the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has estimated that this will equate to 490,000 public...
Read MoreGeorge Osborne has announced public spending cuts of £81bn over four years, telling MPs that the programme would restore “sanity to our public finances and stability to our economy”. The cuts were guided by...
Read MoreFollowing yesterday’s announcements, the Fawcett Society has given an initial response to the Comprehensive Spending Review. Ceri Goddard, Chief Executive of the Fawcett Society, said: “The Comprehensive Spending...
Read MoreWith the Comprehensive Spending Review imminent, managers are questioning whether the recession is really over, according to a new report from Lord John Eatwell, published by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) today....
Read MoreAs part of the build up to November’s HR in the Public Sector Forum, Les Venus, Chief Executive of Threshold Initiative offers his response to the Comprehensive Spending Review and how it will affect the Public Sector and...
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