Small businesses will be offered £1,500 to take on their first young apprentices, as part of a government drive to...
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A round-up of the latest HR appointments.Ray Harrison has been appointed to the newly created role of head of training...
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Around 3,000 staff who were made redundant from just under 200 Woolworths stores across the country will not receive a...
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Changes to health and safety regulations on reporting accidents may relieve the burden on employers by cutting the amount of...
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Nearly two-fifths (38%) of employers believe that there are too few graduates to fill entry-level vacancies, despite high youth unemployment...
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Organisations that use employee referral schemes fill one-eighth (13%) of their vacancies through this method, new research has found.XpertHR’s survey...
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Organisations with more than 250 employees will have to designate a data protection officer to ensure that they deal with...
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Engagement is one of those terms that is often referred to as a “fluffy” HR issue. But according to David...
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G4S, the security provider for the London 2012 Olympic Games, has launched what it called “the biggest paid recruitment drive...
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Half (49%) of middle managers feel that they are under “excessive pressure” at work, with one-third fearing that they may lose their jobs as...
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The Government has confirmed that it is to postpone the extension of the right to unpaid parental leave until 2013 due to...
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Private sector pay bargaining got off to a good start in January as pay rises hit their highest level in...
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The rise in self-employment since the start of the recession is mostly due to part-time “odd-jobbers” who are desperate to...
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A round-up of the latest HR appointments.Yell, the business search engine, has announced the appointment of Linda Kennedy in the...
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More than 100 major UK businesses have signed up to a government initiative that proposes asking for CVs without the name or...