Neil Roden, one of the most high profile leaders in HR, is to step down as group director of human resources at the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), HR magazine has learned.
The international company car market is well along the road to recovery, recording a sharp increase in business confidence, according to a new report from the Corporate Vehicle Observatory (CVO).
Online recruitment firm Monster has launched a campaign to 'Bring Back Britain's Lunch Hour' with a dedicated website, PR and social media campaign.
David Cameron has announced the appointment of Lord Young of Graffham as adviser to the prime minister on health and safety law and practice.
The Government has published report which recommends the closing of a legal loophole that allows race discrimination on pay for seafarers.
The Government has commissioned an independent review that says it is possible to deliver training for hospital doctors within the 48-hour limit on average weekly working time.
Since 2007 only nine people have completed the London Olympics apprenticeship scheme, which has been designed to train 350 staff.
Business leaders in the public sector want to get more involved in the change agenda in their organisations, making people issues a top priority, but a quarter admit their organisation is poorly...
Tesco has appointed 1,900 'World Cup champions' to kick off the celebrations and bring the tournament to life in stores.
Following the announcement Sir Terry Leahy is to retire from his role as CEO of Tesco, the company has announced a clear succession plan.
At least 5.1 million British staff fail to read their employment contracts properly, putting them at risk of unfair treatment by employers, according to new research from Which? Legal Service.
Manchester City Football Club (MCFC) has launched a new online HR system to streamline and future-proof its HR administration.
