Graduates are being forced to work longer hours, as they strive to get ahead in a tough labour market, according to Graduate Prospects.
Recruitment prospects are picking up across the private sector, particularly for professional and highly-skilled staff, but there is little wage growth in the economy as pay restraint remains the...
Disabled people should be permitted to offer to work below minimum wage so they get a job when competing with able-bodied people, according Conservative MP Philip Davies.
As the Pensions Bill makes its way through The Commons, older workers are still often neglected when it comes to training and performance management according to a report this week from the CIPD.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists has launched a new online resource offering information and guidance about returning to work after a period of mental ill-health.
The Government should work with businesses to help people who leave the Armed Forces to set up their own business, according to a new report from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) and the...
A new online game, ‘Battle for the Boardroom’, launched by the Institute of Consulting last week, has attracted over 320,000 executives from around the world keen to test their strategic business...
Unions will be making a "colossal mistake" if they strike next week over public sector cuts and pension reforms, according to treasury minister Danny Alexander.
Six out of 10 public sector workers across the UK have been bullied, or witnessed bullying, over the past six months.
A proposal to remove the National Minimum Wage for some employees had its second reading in the House of Commons on Friday (17 June 2011).
As many as 14,700 Asda staff are set to pocket a record £49 million as a three year Walmart Sharesave scheme matures.
New research from Aviva UK Health reveals that better support services and a change in patient attitude are essential if the provision of care for mental health patients is to be improved.
