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There is a lot of evidence to show that bereavement can be one of the most stressful times for those left behind

Bina Hale, 36, was in tears at an employment tribunal as she described the terrible treatment she received from her bosses at Dentons

West Berkshire social workers who have worked for 3-plus years are to receive £15,000, as a thank you for staying with the authority

Jean Wilson, who was living in a rented mansion, was MD at Axcis Education Recruitment, a firm hiring special needs teachers for schools

Report reveals that by 2040, there will be just 15,500 carpenters and interior fitters and 6,500 decorators in 20 years, compared with 110,000 now

Artificial intelligence and robotics can deliver huge benefits, but Government and industry must co-operate to take full advantage

A new study has found that good lighting in the office can boost productivity amongst staff

Secondary school’s leadership team sizes vary from as high as 50 per cent to as little as 3.4 per cent, finds Tes investigation

Elless Promotions has a secret hiring policy where they would employ only 'at least sevens'

Jobs in traditional industries are under threat, from DVD rentals and black cabs to British wool