The gender pay gap for HR directors shrunk this year as female HR chiefs saw their earnings jump by almost...
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A government-sanctioned national blacklist of staff sacked for dishonesty is struggling to attract employers because they are too worried about...
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Thousands of line managers at insurance giant Axa have taken part in role-playing scenarios as part of a company-wide culture...
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‘Cyber cynicism’ is taking hold across UK organisations, and employers are failing to capitalise on the business benefits offered by...
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IT staff are so desperate to keep their jobs they would resort to haggling, bribery and blackmail, a survey has...
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Telephone lie detectors will be used to stop benefit cheats as part of the government’s welfare crackdowns in today’s Queen’s...
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The biggest challenge for HR professionals over the next 12 months will be dealing with survivor guilt, an expert has...
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Employment and welfare reform minister Tony McNulty has called on the public sector to hire more long-term unemployed people and...
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The finance sector’s image has been scarred, and it could be years before it becomes attractive to applicants again, a...
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“Painful” wage cuts for millions of workers worldwide are expected next year, experts predict.The Global Wage Report 2008/09 by the...
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One-fifth of employees admit they have committed fraud against their employer, and more claim they are justified in the lead...
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The government’s Pre-Budget Report may not save any jobs in the long run, an expert has warned.Chancellor Alistair Darling yesterday...
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A row has broken out between employers and training firms over who is responsible for learning failures.A survey of learning...
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Axed staff face lengthy spells out of work as the economic crisis hits the government’s ability to get people off...
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Line managers are the main stumbling block when it comes to making a success of staff training.A survey of learning...