The state pension age for both men and women is to rise to 66 by 2020, six years earlier than previously announced, the chancellor of the Exchequer has revealed.
Thirty UK organisations have today achieved a place on the Top Employers for Working Families A-Z list and a further 12 have won a Top Employers for Working Families 2010 award, with Centrica,...
With the Chancellor of the Exchequer due to announce his comprehensive spending review later today, and leaks already suggesting 500,000 jobs could be lost, half of public sector managers believe they...
Sainsbury's has announced 104 people have gained work through its supplier trainee partnerships programme since its launch in May.
Employees would rather not work with contestants who have appeared on The Apprentice - but the show works to make them more engaged in their own jobs.
The chancellor has confirmed 490,000 public-sector jobs will be lost over the next four years.
The Government has announced it will not review the Agency Workers Directive (AWD) due to come into effect in October 2011.
The flu will cost UK employers 7.6 million working days this year, according to experts.
A widespread extension of industrial action across the private sector in response to the Government's Comprehensive Spending Review is unlikely to materialise, claim legal experts.
Three of five workers around the world believe that they do not need to be in the office anymore to be productive.
Public sector HR directors have responded to news that private- sector staff have no sympathy for public-sector strikes by saying public-sector unrest should be understandable, given the current...
Tribal has launched a package of technology and services to help universities deliver the new Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR) and improve their students' employability.
