A Freedom of Information request has revealed the overtime payments at a police force. It uncovered that the largest monthly overtime payment in North Wales was £5,314 in 2011 and £3,591 in 2010.
A new report by employment group Reed indicates a sharp increase in the number of available vacancies advertised via its website across the UK, painting a fairly positive picture regarding the economy’s growth prospects.
The company revealed that there was a 12% rise last month in posts, which includes jobs from other recruiters as well.
Public sector union Unison said it was working to minimise compulsory redundancies as another local authority reels under austerity measures.
Car firm Honda confirmed its 250 agency staff who were employed in spring 2012 to help produce the new CR-V model will also leave in March. These employees are not part of the wider 800 jobs to be cut announced earlier as the company scales back overall UK production, it said.
Data research firm Experian are behind a scheme for a community art café created from an unwanted public convenience.
The GMB union said it is seeking legal advice over the issue of its members objecting to surveillance equipment put in their cabs without consent.
A new report indicates office stress is unlikely to trigger cancer. The large European study found that, although stress at work is not good for employee health, that is its likely extent.
A graduate had to leave her volunteer role at a museum to stack shelves at a budget retailer. Cait Reilly said this did little to increase her chances of landing a job and added that the forced aspect had breached her human rights.
The RMT (Rail, Maritime and Transport) union has announced a week’s worth of strike action for cleaning staff will begin this Friday, February 15, 2013.
In one of the first cases of its kind, compensation awards of up to 50 days’ pay have been made by a workplace tribunal to 150 workers at a council.