The Pay Your Interns campaign, led by graduate advice site Graduate Fog, will draw attention to large companies that take advantage of...
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The threat of a double-dip recession means that job prospects are looking “increasingly bleak” in certain parts of the UK,...
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If you’re a recruitment company, you should be quaking in your boots. The world you have been working in for...
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After a slightly shaky start, the Institute of Recruiters (IoR) was finally launched last week. But what is the point...
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A major new survey of university undergraduates published today shows that students graduating from Britain’s top universities this summer have...
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UK business groups are still wary of an unstable job market, even though the latest employment figures published today show...
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Thousands of young people from the UK’s poorest families believe that they will achieve little or nothing in life, claims...
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The retirement gender pay gap is £6,500 per year, although it has shrunk slightly over the last 12 months, according to...
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New fathers would be allowed six weeks’ paid paternity leave – two weeks off straight after the birth with a...
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The Scottish industrial heartlands of West Dunbartonshire and East Ayrshire have overtaken inner London boroughs to become the worst place...
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Universities must teach better employability skills in course structures to help students develop key workplace competencies, according to research published...
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UK business should brace itself for more job losses after the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) revised its forecast for...
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Millions of public sector employees should work for longer and receive smaller pensions, according to a government-commissioned report over which...
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Lord Hutton’s report on public sector pensions, which recommends increased payments, working longer and a reduction in the value of...
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Overall jobs growth accelerated in February, but contrasting fortunes in the private and public sectors have given rise to a “two-speed”...