Middle income, middle life-stagers are relying on their retired parents for support as the combination of the recession and spending cuts bring about profound changes in the way in which generations...
Anyone looking for a health and safety job without suitable qualifications 'need not apply' according to new research.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is warning that micro firms will still be hard hit by the large number of regulations that come from Europe, as the moratorium on regulation begins.
The TUC has welcomed yesterday's Government announcement that the national minimum wage (NMW) is to be increased by 15p to £6.08 an hour.
The Government has given employers the opportunity to 'rip up' 21,000 rules and regulations that it says are preventing growth.
In a depressing comment on Government aspirations for tackling youth unemployment, the CIPD reports that nearly half of employers (45%) have not employed apprentices in the past three years, with...
As support for childcare through tax credits decreases this week, charity Working Families has expressed concern about poor families being worse off, claiming laws that protect women facing redundancy...
People 1st, the sector skills council for hospitality, leisure, travel and tourism, has appointed Tea Colaianni, group HR director for Merlin Entertainments, to its council of members.
Barclays has appointed Sally Bott to the role of group human resources director and member of the group executive committee.
The most commonly anticipated major change affecting learning and development (L&D) over the next two years is predicted to be a greater integration between coaching, organisational development and...
Jerry Arnott has been appointed director, civil service learning.
Degree-holders earned an average of £12,000 a year more than non-graduates over the past decade, analysis from the Office for National Statistics shows.
