The growth of fraud in UK workplaces is continuing unabated, new research reveals.
2012 is going to be an important year and it's not all about the Olympics - it will also herald significant changes to pensions within the UK.
A temporary limit on the number of people from outside Europe who can work in the UK has come into force.
The number of breakdowns caused by fleet driver error is falling, but the severity of avoidable faults is causing longer periods of downtime, according to a new report.
Equality minister Lynne Featherstone has called for more women to work in the key sectors of science, engineering and technology (SET) at the launch of a groundbreaking new report at Westminster.
UK employees are leaving themselves 'woefully unprotected' financially in the event that something unpredictable happens, leaving them unable to work.
Millions of 'average' two-child families are being forced to cut their working hours as they struggle to cover the cost of childcare, according to new research from Aviva.
Concerns about unpaid labour and lack of local opportunities are putting off students and graduates seeking internships and summer placements, according to a poll by the National Council for Work...
Cobham has outsourced its recruitment function to Alexander Mann Solutions in a bid to develop a high quality talent pool.
Business secretary Vince Cable has called on more young people to pursue a career or apprenticeship in aerospace.
For the past two days City & Guilds has been holding its own take on a trade fair so staff can learn more about the business and customers.
One of the country's biggest graduate recruiters, PricewaterhouseCoopers, has given a lukewarm reception to business secretary Vince Cable's plans to introduce a graduate tax and his suggestion of...
