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theHRDIRECTOR Issue 70This issue we speak to
Tony McCarthy
HR Director -British Airways
- Roundtable - Shared services
- Benefits Survey
- Succession Planning
- CSR
- Outsourcing
- KPMG
- Hays Group
- Oakridge
- Midland HR
- Dynamic Transition
HR Web Features
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High street bucks employment trends
In the second quarter of 2010, retail full-time equivalent (FTE) employment was up by 3.6 percent compared with the same quarter a year earlier. This is equivalent to a net increase of 22,055 retail jobs.
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Pension cuts for up to 12 million
From next year the government will require final salary pensions to be increased in line with CPI rather than RPI, they announced.
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Comet Reaps Rewards from 'Health Plan' launch
Comet Group Plc, one of the UK's largest electrical retailers with 253 sites nationwide, was looking to implement a health cash plan for 7,500 non-management employees, allowing all staff access to healthcare provision.
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Leading with sales
Current economic conditions have resulted in some notable changes to our workforce. Many companies have found themselves in unfortunate positions, having been forced to lay off hundreds (if not thousands) of workers to cope with a paucity of resources and try to maintain a competitive edge, or even stay afloat.
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Dragon’s budget view
Dragon's Den (and CEO of Hamilton Bradshaw), James Caan, gives his personal perspective on George Osborne's austere budget. This is the most aggressive budget I have witnessed in my lifetime. At £155billion, or 11 percent of GDP the UK faces the highest budget deficit of the G20 leading economies.