Ethics

Business groups have condemned proposals to link company insurance policies to crimes in workers' homes.

UK employees are Europe's most honest group of workers.

Employers are regularly told that they cannot rely on the police to do the job of investigating for them and that they should conduct their own inquiry

Margaret Kubicek assesses the enduring appeal of Ken Blanchard, who wrote The One-Minute Manager more than two decades ago

Consultancy wins 10-year contract to help military personnel adapt to Civvy Street.

Migrant workers call in union over jobs and accommodation problems in Wales.

UK firms are being urged to conserve water.

Local authorities will have to ensure there are enough childcare places for all working parents in their area

The CBI has called on the G8 leaders to reach agreement on fairer trade rules and international investment in Africa at this week's Gleneagles summit

A blob of ketchup followed by an exchange of e-mails has provided a host of problems for one City law firm. James Elwes looks at what the law says about employers clamping down on e-mail abuse.

In the wake of the Sun newspaper investigation, companies offshoring work have been urged to tighten up security.

Police in Edinburgh have denied they are advising workers to dress down during the G8 summit in July to avoid trouble with anti-poverty protesters.

A man has been sentenced to three years' probation and placed on the sex offenders register after trying to carry out an interview in the nude.

Most office workers have lied to their boss over missing a deadline, having a day off or being late, research shows.

CEO dismissals and other forced departures reached record levels last year, according to the fourth annual survey of CEO turnover.