People who retired during the 'week of indecision' could be nearly 800 poorer than people retiring the week before or after the election, according to data from Aon Consulting.
Chris Grayling has been appointed pensions minister in the coalition Government.
With predictions of steep job losses in the public sector, research from Investec Specialist Private Bank reveals the important role Britain's leading entrepreneurs will play in helping to offset...
The prime minister, David Cameron, has implemented pay cuts and a pay freeze for government ministers.
Capital Incentives & Motivation, a division of Accor Services, has launched an ethical employee benefits solution.
The Government must now spring into action to address the key issues facing business leaders, if the UK is to continue on the path to post-recession recovery, according to the Chartered Management...
Spending on the police in England and Wales grew by nearly 50% between 1999 and 2009, with increased recruitment of police officers and a 90% hike in overtime payments, an independent report shows.
The coalition government's employment policies include scrapping an increase in National Insurance Contributions and phasing out the default retirement age but HR experts remain cautious about the...
David Willetts has taken on the role of minister of state for universities, science and skills, a role formerly held by John Denham during the Labour government.
Eversheds has modernised its internal learning and development framework in order to foster a performance-based rather than term-based route to career progression.
Unemployment continues to rise in the UK with an increase of 53,000 jobseekers in the three months to March 2010, taking the total figure to 2.51 million, according to the Office for National...
Iain Duncan Smith has been appointed secretary of state for work and pensions in David Cameron's new coalition government.
