More than 80% of students who completed three-year degrees believe they have the skills employers sought, but 84% felt that it was more difficult than ever to find work, according to research...
Jaguar Land Rover has received 10,632 applications for its graduate recruitment places this year.
The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health has responded to the Lofstedt Review of health and safety in the UK, saying Government’s views on health and safety red tape are misleading.
Prospects, The National Autistic Society’s (NAS) recruitment service is piloting a 28-week into work course for adults with autism called Preparation for Employment (PfE).
The Anywhere Working Consortium has launched its online portal to help UK organisations adopt more flexible working practices.
A landmark legal dispute brought by a solicitor who claims he was forcibly retired at 65, came to the Supreme Court this week, when the decision will be made legitimate and justifiable for law firm...
Doctors and medical students have “overwhelmingly” voted to reject proposed changes to the NHS pension scheme.
Unemployment has risen to 2.68 million, increasing by 118,000 between September and November 2011.
Network Rail has launched the Track & Train scheme to give up to 100 graduates employment experience and training to help further their careers.
A third of workers are more likely to go into work ill because of the economic downturn, according to a survey by Nuffield Health.
The CIPD has raised concerns that the rate of unemployment conceals the numbers of the workforce engaging in casual and part-time employment.
The Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) has appointed Charles Elvin (pictured) as its chief executive today (18 January 2012).
