There is still some way to go before health and wellbeing policies are universally offered to staff, according to HR magazine/Harris Interactive's latest poll: 61% of 1,233 workers questioned said...
It was only a matter of time, says HRD Mark Adams, before Abbey rebranded to Santander. Having a constructive relationship with the unions is making the integration easier, he tells Peter Crush.
It is very hard to define what a health and wellbeing policy is and even harder to assess what contribution it makes to employee performance and company profitability.
Research has revealed a third fewer sick days could be saved if bosses played music in the workplace.
'NightJack' - a subversive award-winning blogger, who exposed many of the inner workings of the police force, has lost his right to anonymity in a case which could now lead to hundreds of other...
Unemployment has reached 2.26 million - the highest since 1997, but it is far less than forecasters had been predicting.
BT has revealed more than 5,000 employees have undertaken an online risk assessment for diabetes in just six weeks.
Redundant workers face a race against time before they suffer the stigma of being branded 'long-term unemployed', according to a survey of 1,000 managers by the Institute of Leadership & Management...
Home-workers who prepare Power Point presentations in their PJs can now join a new community proud to be seen in their pyjamas.
Cheltenham Borough Council says it is considering whether to appeal, after it yesterday lost a High Court case against its former managing director, Christine Laird.
More depressing news about the state of the job market comes from the usually robust IT sector, where a new study shows 59% of candidates will now take jobs with lower salaries.
A war of words is brewing between the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) and the UK Border Agency over the use of so-called 'intra-company transfers'.
