Multinational employers have been forced to cut back on their company car perks to contain costs.
By encouraging workers to bond over drinks on a Friday night, well-meaning employers are contributing to health problems for their workforce, according to new research from Aviva.
Skills minister John Hayes has invited employers, individuals, colleges and training organisations to share their ideas on how they would like skills policy to be set out in the future - but the CMI...
Employee engagement has reached an all-time low as the effect of UK's move out of recession has failed to filter down to the workplace.
One of the UK's biggest HR consultancies has urged employers to start planning for the major changes to the pension tax regime, due to be implemented in April 2011.
The jobseekers of today are overqualified and undervalued by employers, new research shows.
Inefficient storage and working practices are costing UK plc up to 900 million a week.
British Airways staff have rejected the airline's latest pay and working conditions offer, leading union Unite to consider a ballot for more strikes, which could start as early as September.
Research from Edinburgh Napier University's Employment Research Institute has proved the age-old theory that it is 'who you know' that is important for job hunters.
The Government has announced a review of training for prison inmates, to help them find work and reduce the chances of them re-offending
Waitrose has reduced the time taken to assess graduate applications thanks to an online sifting tool.
London will officially experience a shortage of job candidates in the third quarter of this year, new research reveals.
