Ethics

The British Medical Association has called for urgent action to stem the tide of qualified healthcare staff leaving developing countries.

UK businesses are facing direct losses of at least £2.4bn a year to computer criminals, according to research from the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit.

US supermarket giant Wal-Mart has forced a director and three employees to resign after an investigation into the use of gift cards.

The Civil Service has added seven new names to its list of commissioners.

UK employees are increasingly ‘blagging’ their way through work, a trend that could cause serious problems for business decision making,...

Westminster is suffering major recruitment problems, according to Andrew Marr, political editor of the BBC.

Companies are failing to train employees in ethical behaviour – despite growing awareness of the need for strict codes of...

Worker protection callThe government should change the law to give more protection to employees who raise health and safety concerns,...

A businessman who sold his successful company and gave millions of pounds to his staff is planning to give away millions to charity

Charities need your help; Stair-climbing Scots; Fat-cat report rejected; No cash for equal pay

Charities are losing out as the most tax-efficient way to make donations is still being overlooked

Boxing Day's tsunami in South East Asia called aid agencies across the world into action. Daniel Thomas spoke to HR directors at two major charities to find out how they are addressing the challenges

HR's role in supporting the Asian tsunami relief effort

Survey reveals substantial admissions that staff are aware of dishonesty at work

Google, the internet search engine, has been named the ‘World’s Coolest Company’ by the Unshrink network of international business leaders....