The UK is missing out on thousands of jobs and billions of pounds in revenue that other European nations are...
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Nearly one-third of fathers feel they don’t have the same level of access to work-life benefits as their colleagues, a...
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UK employees have no idea how much employers spend on benefits each year, research has found.A survey of 1,300 people,...
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More than two-thirds of companies are in favour of linking staff bonuses to ethical behaviour, although only one in five...
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With the UK on the brink of a recession and poor rental growth forcing the first round of redundancies in...
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The battle over the right to keep the UK’s opt-out of the 48-hour working week may have been won, but...
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The former director-general of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Geoff Armstrong has been appointed as chairman of the...
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Apart from their salaries and job security, employees are most worried about comfort in the workplace, a survey has found.What...
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China and India may force HR managers in London and the South East to compete for talented staff as the...
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The UK has secured a deal to keep its opt-out from the Working Time Directive following a meeting of European...
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IT and computer staff saw their basic pay rise by 4.8% over the past 12 months, according to a survey.The...
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Two-thirds of employers have never used mediation to settle workplace disputes, research has found.Research by law firm Dundas & Wilson...
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Trustees of final salary pension schemes are bordering on complacency, despite a high degree of uncertainty surrounding the future financial...
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The average UK employee spends 90 minutes each week surfing the web for personal use, costing the economy more than...
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Using minority workers as role models for other staff can lead to “exploitation”, experts have warned.‘Talent not Tokenism’, a joint...