Employers have been urged to get their act together and introduce smoking bans into their shops, factories, offices, restaurants and...
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Poor recruitment practices are damaging brands, turning off potential employees and losing customers, new research has found.
An online survey...
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The Trade and Industry Select Committee has announced a wide-ranging inquiry into the UK construction industry. The inquiry will consider...
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Nearly four in 10 UK employers are struggling to fill positions due to a lack of staff with the right...
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More than 62,000 Lloyds TSB staff are to benefit from a £252m payout at the bank as part of share...
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The biggest civil service union has warned the government that a new justice department will fail unless staff and budget...
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The government has announced a review of pension scheme assets held by employers who have gone bankrupt. The focus of...
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The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), the trade association for the UK’s £25bn private recruitment industry, has appointed its four...
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Major construction firms have released a multi-lingual DVD aimed at improving health and safety awareness in the industry. The short...
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Linda Holbeche is to join the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) as research and policy director. She replaces...
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The government has commissioned a review of the health of Britain’s working age population.Work and pensions secretary John Hutton said...
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A growing number of UK employers are judging job applicants on their internet reputations, according to a report released today...
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More than 6,000 workers at failed car marker MG Rover are to have their pension secured by the Pension Protection...
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Thousands of construction workers could be housed in the Olympic Village during the building of the site for the 2012...
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More than 90% of corporate mergers and acquisitions are falling short of their objectives, as companies struggle to combine corporate...