Economics, government & business

CBI chief Sir Digby Jones condemns abrupt decision to close home computer loans scheme

Contractors helping to build the new Wembley Stadium are to hold crucial talks to try to avoid workers being laid...

The TUC has reiterated its call for the government to adopt the proposals of the Pensions Commission, after research revealed more than four in 10 adults in the UK have no pensions savings

Annual pay cuts force many workers to leave travel agency jobs.

Chairman of chief infomation officers board at E-Skills highlights need for essential IT skills.

Pensions A-Day sneaks up unannounced.

The White Paper on further education reform is a crucial step towards ensuring people have the skills needed for business to compete in the 21st century, the CBI said

Entrepreneurial spirit in the UK is being crushed by workplace environments that are dominated by secrecy, suspicion and risk averse cultures

As I take on the presidency of the Society of Personnel Officers in Government Services (Socpo), I am often asked why the public sector is thought of as different

..yet doing well is key to pay deals

Managers at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) are operating under such huge political pressures that the "catastrophic failure" in implementing its efficiency programme last year was inevitable, according to public sector consultancy, Governetz.

The BBC has spent more than £4m art to decorate its London offices, while seeking to cut about 3,000 jobs as part of a drive to save £400m in costs, according to press reports.

Deutsche Bank has already boosted revenues by about £1.3bn through its ongoing two-year programme to offshore back-office jobs to India, according to press reports

The TUC is revealing pay differences via an online database that allows workers to compare their salaries with those of their chief executives.

HR managers' shock revelation likely to surprise bosses.