Chancellor George Osborne used his Autumn Statement speech to hail the high levels of employment, which he said is further proof of an economic recovery.
Recruiters need to "up their game" to remain a valued source of hiring in an increasingly more competitive and complex environment, a report by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) has...
One in three managers working in health and social care are considered ineffective by their staff, according to a report published today by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).
The world's largest maker of PCs, Hewlett-Packard (HP), has announced it will cut more than 1,124 UK jobs in 2014.
The state pension age is set to rise to 70 after 2050, chancellor George Osborne has said.
Chancellor George Osborne has announced he will provide an extra £40 million to increase the number of people starting higher apprenticeships.
Business leaders yesterday called for a major shake-up of the UK's "failing" education system, as international rankings showed British schoolchildren are languishing behind many other countries in...
Business leaders yesterday called for a major shake-up of the UK's "failing" education system, as international rankings showed British schoolchildren are languishing behind many other countries in...
Only 25% of employees are using social media for work purposes, suggesting employers are "missing out" on the business benefits, according to a study published today by the CIPD.
HR magazine’s 13th Most Influential UK Thinker, Chris Roebuck, has been named as interim global head of performance management at multinational banking and financial services firm ING.
Christmas has come early for the jobs market with seasonal jobs up significantly compared to last year, showing renewed confidence among businesses in the busy festive trading period, the latest Reed...
Unconscious bias against disabled people in recruitment processes is "significantly" higher than against any other social group, the Employers Network for Equality and Inclusion (ENEI) has warned.
