Professions such as law, journalism and medicine should be made open to applicants from a more diverse range of backgrounds,...
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The Government has ended a contract with welfare-to-work provider A4e following allegations of fraud at the company.A statement released this...
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The Queen’s Speech unveiled a number of proposed changes to employment regulation that could have a significant impact on employers...
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Proposed changes to employment regulations have been announced in the Queen’s Speech, confirming widespread speculation that such measures would be...
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Three-quarters of employees report a lack of leadership and management skills, and believe that too many managers have an inflated...
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Young people want to bridge the gap between education and work, and improve their chances of finding employment by obtaining...
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The National Union of Teachers (NUT) has described plans to pay teachers on results as “total nonsense”, following the release of...
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This week saw two significant age discrimination cases reach the Supreme Court, both of which involve issues that employers need...
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Employers are relying on outdated training methods and techniques when developing their staff, according to research published today by the...
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The number of unemployed people in the UK has fallen for the first time since spring 2011, according to figures...
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The past few weeks have seen numerous news reports about the threat of strikes by transport workers, who have demanded...
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Four employers in 10 (43%) have experienced at least one issue as a result of a close personal relationship between employees, according...
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The Government has today announced the publication of a call for evidence that could result in an overhaul of the dismissal...
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Redundancies made since the start of the recession have resulted in a cost of £28.6 billion to employers, according to...
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Although there has been an increase in the number of women appointed to board-level positions in the past year, the...