Who are the top movers and shakers in HR in 2007?
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A recent report has revealed that HR is continuing to find it tough to gain recognition from the top of organisations.
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Employers are not planning for future skills needs in their organisation, concludes the latest survey on recruitment, retention and staff...
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Teasing people about their appearance is rife in workplaces in the UK.
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There’s no doubt that the term McJob conjures images of school drop-outs getting the minimum wage for flipping burgers. The...
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A recent survey of FTSE 250 companies by Middlesex University Business School revealed that almost half of organisations (49%) now have...
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According to a survey by Adecco, call centre workers rate location over any other aspect when choosing an employer. Nearly...
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English may be the global language, but mastering a foreign tongue can benefit business and employees. But how should staff...
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Almost nine out of 10 employers now provide staff with flexible working, according to a report by the British Chambers...
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Outsourcing training and learning & development services is becoming ever more popular among larger organisations. Where does this leave internal training departments?
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The charity Carers UK estimates that there are almost three million people in the UK who juggle their jobs and unpaid...
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2006 was a landmark, yet confusing, year for pensions legislation. Here's how employers can make the best of the new regulations in 2007 and beyond.
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Measures to limit immigration from Bulgaria and Romania when these countries join the European Union in January will include £1,000...
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Work rage is never far from the tabloid headlines. Just last month, supermodel Naomi Campbell was reported to have been...
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Training venues are springing up as far afield as the Great Wall of China. But what separates the good from the bad?Kirstie Redford investigates.