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Civil servant guilty of multiple job fraud
A former civil servant has been convicted of fraud after a jury found him guilty of working multiple full-time jobs simultaneously at Southwark Crown Court.
UK recruitment slows in October
UK recruitment slows down due to economic uncertainty and rising costs, affecting hiring decisions and placements.
BBC and others face scrutiny over misconduct
BBC and others face scrutiny over Russell Brand misconduct allegations, sparking criticism about safeguarding accusers.
UK staff name GTA in 5% of leave
GTA leave requests made up 4.63% of UK leave on 19 Nov 2026, with about 83,000 days booked and a fortnight taken by a worker, BrightHR says.
UK launches hub to help employers support working parents
The UK government-backed hub helps employers support 2.5 million parents of under-five children with practical work-life balance guidance.
Government Proposes Guided Retirement, Collective Pensions for Secure Income
The government proposes guided retirement and collective pensions to ensure secure income, addressing concerns over insufficient retirement savings.
Radisson prioritizes career clarity to attract talent
Radisson Hotel Group emphasizes career clarity and progression to attract and retain young professionals in the competitive hospitality sector.
Jindal Steel President and HR Head Resigns After Three Months
Jindal Steel's president and HR head resigns after three months, citing personal commitments as the reason for his departure.
Promotion gaps expose need for leadership skills
Leadership skills are crucial as promotion gaps reveal that strong performance alone rarely leads to advancement, leaving new hires without clear guidance.
Google bucks tech layoff trend with 10,000 new hires
Google bucked the tech layoff trend in 2026 by adding 10,000 new employees, reaching 204,757 staff amid industry-wide cuts at competitors like Meta and Microsof





