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Fran Heathcote will become PCS' first female general secretary, while Amy Leversidge takes over at Balpa.

The firm credits its employee well-being and environmental initiatives

An additional 30,000 jobs at the Department for Work and Pensions are needed to meet current demand, a union claims.

A Mormon church "help line" was created to report and stop sexual abuse. Instead, the system may bury accusations against some members, allowing abuse to persist.

A FOODBANK dedicated to helping communities in and around Northwich and Winsford has been awarded the countrys highest voluntary group honour.

Department seeks data on child benefit claimants during the two decades leading up to 2000 who may not have accrued full state pension entitlement – and with records long since destroyed HM Revenue and Customs is searching through its IT systems to identify hundreds of thousands of people who

Ita Buttrose has been appointed chair of the CHeBA advisory committee.

Department is investing in hiring thousands of new investigative staff and is spending tens of millions of pounds on automation and analytics – but still faces ‘strong headwinds’, according to leader Department for Work and Pensions permanent secretary Peter Schofield has warned MPs that a hu

Peter Schofield unpacks department’s 5%-a-year assumption for growth in dodgy claims

Furness Freemasons marshalled the Windermere Marathon as runners raised money for Brathay Trust.