Staff sickness absence has reached its lowest levels in three years, meaning employers gained on average one extra day of work per employee in 2009.
Stonewall has opened its annual Workplace Equality Index to find Britain's most gay-friendly employer
The Confederation of British Industry's director general Richard Lambert, has today announced that he will be stepping down from the role in early 2011.
Talent management scheme improves employee engagement, but staff are undecided if these schemes are about preparing for a future role or helping them do their own job better, according to the CIPD.
According to a poll by Travelodge, 75% of Britain's workforce is getting less than the recommended eight hours of sleep per night.
Business and Enterprise Minister Mark Prisk is on work experience this week in a small business to gain better insight into the experiences of companies on the ground.
A pilot scheme aimed at helping small businesses in Northern Ireland tackle the effects of the recession, through training, has been hailed a success by employers in the province.
People with mental health problems do not have to be completely recovered to return to work as getting back into their job can aid recovery, according to a new report from the Sainsbury Centre for...
The CIPD has called for the introduction of a 2.50 an hour 'training wage' on the day that internship schemes for recently graduated students begin across the country.
The Bank of England has called for cuts in bank bonuses in order to boost their reserves.
More than half the nation's workforce feels so tense at the end of their working day that they often have to reach for alcohol to help them relax - and more than one in ten have left a job in the past...
Against a backdrop of mounting student debt, reduced university places, budget cuts and increasing graduate unemployment, A Level student entry training schemes could re-emerge to offer an alternative...
