One in three organisations expects to increase its overall recruitment spend in the next six months, according to research published...
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Six million workers will benefit directly from the government’s decision to raise statutory minimum paid holiday entitlements from 20 to...
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Workers in the UK are among the healthiest of any in Europe, according to a survey of more than 29,000...
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While business organisations complained loudly about the rise in the national minimum wage (NMW) to £5.35 an hour in October...
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While nine out of 10 organisations have some form of strategic plan, very few can claim that all employees understand...
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Eight out of 10 employers have taken steps to cut their recruitment costs over the past 12 months, according to...
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A growing number of employees believe their job enables them to help other people, according to the National Centre for...
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Britain is not alone in facing a pensions crisis. By comparison with most other European countries, the UK is doing...
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Employers are just as likely to train people in diversity issues to make it a better place to work as...
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It remains cheaper to employ people in the UK than in any other Western European country, according to the 2007...
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Most HR departments make no real attempt to measure the effectiveness of what they do, according to a survey by Personnel...
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Obesity is a growing problem. Over the past 10 years, the number of people classified as obese has risen by...
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The quickest companies in the private sector can fill a vacancy in two weeks, while an average public sector organisation...
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Starting salaries for new graduates have risen to a median of £21,000 this year, according to a study by Personnel...
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The idea that corporate social responsibility (CSR) begins at home – with ethical employment policies – is catching on, according...