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Drug tests in the workplace aren't there to cut redundancy costs
Companies are ensuring the safety of their staff - not trying to catch them out, says Graham Sievers |
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Job tips for graduates to help beat recession
Graduates should consider working abroad, volunteering or trying to set up their own business when they finish university because of the difficult economic climate, according to government guidance published online today. |
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Drug tests at work? They're just a shabby trick by bosses who want to save on redundancy payments
It's perfectly reasonable to expect drug testing in certain lines of work. No one wants a nodding smackhead in charge of a crane |
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One in three firms imposed pay freeze on workers in April
• Manufacturing employees hardest hit by wage curbs
• Survey notes 40% of deals are for increases of 3-4% |
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Ministers give social entrepreneurs £100m to create jobs for young
Stimulus is part of government bid to keep generation off employment scrapheap, and is expected to create 15,000 posts |
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Unemployment figures chart grim decline that recalls worst moments of the 1980s
• Quarterly unemployment rise is the worst since 1981
• March may have set a record for job losses in one month |
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It's a dirty job, but …
From abortion doctors to animal testers, there are many jobs that require those who do them to develop a thick skin – so how do the people who perform controversial jobs justify their work? |
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