Employees due to be enrolled into a workplace pension for the first time are becoming less willing to put money into it, despite a shortfall in contributions, a Scottish Widows report has found.
A quarter of doctors and surgeons, and a third of nurses said they have been put under excessive pressure or bullied in ways, which are counter to patient care, according to a CIPD report.
Labour MP Tom Watson (pictured) has called for a ban on zero-hours contracts, labelling them an "uncivilised way" to treat employees.
Teachers in England are planning to hold a fresh round of strikes over pay, pensions and workloads.
Employers will be able to renegotiate staff benefits one year after they have been transferred to the business under Government changes to the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment)...
Some of Britain’s largest companies offer jobs on, or just above, minimum wage because they can employ migrant workers willing to accept lower-paid roles and ‘flexible’ contracts, according to the...
International underwriting firm Canopius has appointed Barbara Turner (pictured) as group head of HR.
Universities and colleges are twice as likely to use zero-hours contracts than other workplaces, according to a freedom of information request.
The construction sector led job market growth for a second consecutive month, according to jobs website Reed.
The average pension pot for a FTSE 100 director increased by £400,000 last year to £4.73 million, with one director collecting a fund worth £22.2 million, according to the TUC.
There has been a sharp rise in the number of workers earning below the living wage, research has found.
Unemployed people could be the biggest losers of the Government's controversial shares for rights scheme, according to HR Legal Service.
