The University of Bristol is poised to launch a global online recruitment platform to increase the efficiency of its recruitment system and contend for talent in an increasingly competitive academic...
Most employers (70%) are aware of pension reform changes but 68% of employees have little or no knowledge of automatic enrolment yet, according to a report from Aviva.
Unemployment in the Eurozone has remained stagnant at 10.2% according to the EU’s statistical office Eurostat.
The survey found technical skills need to be developed, although 33% of employers in the sector said they have adequate capability for technical skills.
David Conway (pictured) has been appointed chief operating officer (COO) for BBC Studios and Post Production, a commercial subsidiary of the BBC, providing studios, post production and digital media...
Almost nine in 10 16-18 year olds said that a visit to an employer was "extremely useful" to them, yet only a quarter of learners have been given this opportunity, according to research published by...
Does your employer allow staff to hang decorations in the run-up to Christmas, or is this banned as part of health and safety overkill in your organisation?
The first ‘John Lewis-style’ business created from a central government service, was launched yesterday by Francis Maude (pictured), minister for the Cabinet Office.
The NHS has put people at the heart of its agenda, as “the architecture of the organisation looks set to change following the Health Bill,” the director of NHS Employers, Dean Royles, told HR.
Heathrow Express is taking part in a rail-industry paid work placement scheme launched in April 2012, called Track and Train.
The myth of the axolotl is one of nature’s most fascinating.
UK workers are combating austerity blues and economic woes with a renewed sense of purpose, according to a new study revealed exclusively to HR demonstrating levels of enthusiasm and engagement remain...
