Despite the ageing workforce two thirds of HR workers think older employees are less willing to learn than young people
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The number of attacks by animal rights activists on staff working in the pharmaceutical industry has fallen sharply, according to new figures
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Apparently nearly half of workers do just that to while away the time in boring meetings
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Tax benefits of pension savings unknown to bulk of younger employees.
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Companies are turning their backs on the concept of 'dress-down Fridays', opting instead to ditch smart business-wear every day of the week
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PCS on warpath after Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs reneges on deal.
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Poor people management and inadequate HR provision are at the heart of failings in Whitehall, according to detailed scrutiny of...
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Only one third of the UK’s 100 top legal firms are willing to publish data about the diversity of their staff, according to the government
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Despite traditionally enduring lower pay and less opportunity in the workplace, women are still more inclined than men to fiddle their expenses
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Home Office promises to immediately cut a quarter of its directors following a damning review of its capability have not been met, Personnel Today can reveal.
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A petition signed by 50,000 civil servants, demanding better pay, will be presented to Cabinet office minister Hilary Armstrong later today
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The Home Office has come bottom of the pile in the first round of the government’s new departmental capability reviews and minister John Reid has already announced a redeployment of a quarter of his top officials.
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Inflation on corporate health plan costs fell to its lowest level in more than 20 years, but employers are still paying up to three times as much as they should, according to research.
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"Make the most of your money' scheme targets ill-informed.
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If you don’t like your colleagues then it might be time to make the effort because office workers are getting less personal space than ever.