The REC has received confirmation from Government that the Agency Work Regulations (AWR) will be coming into force as planned.
Wales has given so much to the world over time: coal, top rugby players, Tom Jones, Charlotte Church – and, in the 18th century, an Indian sugar manufacturer, now called EID Parry.
Without urgent coordinated action across Government, business and finance, the UK faces a "lost decade" of stagnation, according to The Big Innovation Centre.
Total contributions to personal pensions in the UK fell from £20.9 billion in 2007/08 to £18.7 billion in 2009/10, largely due to a fall in the number of people contributing during the recession,...
Being well qualified but unprepared for the realities of the world of work is proving yet another obstacle to new graduates getting into employment and achieving their career ambitions, according to...
In 2007, the case of Baby P dominated the news headlines, sickened the nation and shook the social work sector to the core.
Graham White has joined Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust as director of HR.
Directors of the UK's top companies have amassed pension pots worth an average of £3.9 million, according to the TUC's ninth annual PensionsWatch survey published today – but for the first time the...
Have we just experienced a summer of discontent? The August riots showed to the world evidence of the youth of the UK at its worst. However, the Office of National Statistics last month confirmed...
Ernst & Young has appointed Liz Bingham as managing partner for people in a newly created role.
Employers with a global remit face contrasting challenges with their benefits provision to employers operating in the UK.
The Government has announced measures to simplify the apprenticeship system for larger employers.
