Generation Y is becoming increasingly disillusioned in the workplace, with almost one in three young professionals admitting they do not trust their employer to deliver accurate information.
A group of school-leavers have met deputy prime minister Nick Clegg to discuss the barriers faced by young people as they make the transition into the world of work.
More than two thirds (67%) of employers have admitted to being more inclined to give an attractive person a job.
Confidence is well and truly returning to European business with four out of five firms predicting growth over the next year - putting the onus on recruitment, training and development
Unison has started legal action against the Secretary of State for Health, challenging his refusal to consult the public on proposals in his White Paper, Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS.
Coca-Cola is seen as the 'dream employer' by more than three quarters of UK job seekers.
Skills Minister John Hayes today called on all UK businesses to promote informal learning at work, following pledges from sixty-four companies to increase informal workplace training for their staff.
According to research from Regus, 20% of commuters travel for longer than 90 minutes every day on their way to work.
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The BBC's HR director tasked with migrating 1,500 staff from London to Manchester has resigned because he is unable to move himself.