New research has revealed the positive effects of getting staff involved in community volunteering.The results of a study into employee...
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Hundreds of tobacco factory workers at British American Tobacco (BAT) have ended a 24-hour strike over pay.The walkout yesterday by...
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More than a million NHS staff will receive infection control training to help in the fight against the MRSA super...
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Smoking would be banned in pubs, restaurants and offices unless they met strict licensing conditions under plans reportedly being studied...
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Jon Coverdale, Daniel Carrigan, Richard Lee and Susan Jennings
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Networking solutions provider 3Com has appointed Andy Gillham as head of international HR, to direct HR and training in Europe,...
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UK organisations continue to face an uphill task on human capital measurement
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New research has highlighted a gulf between expectations and reality of individuals regarding their pension schemes. A survey of 1,000...
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Companies think Britain’s transport system is more of a hindrance than a help to business, according to a survey.Two thirds...
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European businesses are leaving themselves and their employees open to attack from the hidden dangers of the internet, according to...
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The minimum wage should rise by 50p an hour from 2005 with a bigger increase the following year, the TUC...
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The UK’s over-50s have £267bn of spending power, according to a new report.Market analysts Datamonitor found that the average 50...
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Sixty-eight per cent of workers in the UK enjoy between one and five ‘liquid lunches’ every week, and most have...
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The financial services industry has been accused by its own workforce of discriminating against women and failing to deliver on...
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Pubs and hotels group Whitbread plans to create about 8,000 jobs and to quit its London head office.The company said...