Network Rail is seeking a court injunction against next week's national rail strike, insisting there were 'scores of inaccuracies and discrepancies' in the union strike ballot.

Plans for staff cuts and restructuring at the Land Registry were amended after a consultation and are now going ahead with greater employee support, its HR director told PM.

MPs will be permitted to employ one family member in the next parliament, an independent watchdog has said, despite public concerns about nepotism and a lack of transparency.

The CBI has called for more police forces to share back office functions including HR and IT, as a compulsory measure to save money.

A culture of career management should be embedded within organisations so they can retain the best staff, new research has recommended.

HR has 'a golden opportunity' to shape change in the public sector through implementing shared services, according to Dean Shoesmith, the new president of the Public Sector People Managers' Association (PPMA).

The chancellor's plans to relocate 15,000 civil servants out of London have been greeted with caution by public-sector experts.

Nurses are falling behind on vital training as they are hit by a 'double whammy' of staff shortages and reduced training, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has warned.

People who have been unemployed for two years will be offered a guaranteed job or work placement, the government has announced.

The Ministry of Justice is to implement a new procedure that will clamp down on employers who fail to pay tribunal awards.