Taxpayers face paying even more to subsidise public sector pensions than previously believed, a new study shows.
Almost half of senior managers in Britain are unprepared for the changes to company car taxes, which come into force this week.
The UK jobs market grew in March, continuing the positive growth throughout the first quarter of 2013, according to the latest job index figures from recruitment firm, Reed.
Benefits have become a more important part of the reward mix for employees as a result of the economic squeeze, but their role in supporting business performance and employee engagement can at times...
Old and minor cautions and convictions will no longer appear on criminal records checks undertaken by employers for positions where the recruit will be working unsupervised with children and...
An oil and gas strategy to secure billions of pounds of future investment and thousands of jobs will be unveiled by the Government today.
Even though many employers are continuing to face economic challenges, the majority are still planning to increase or maintain their permanent staff over the next quarter, according to the latest...
Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg will today announce plans for tax relief to companies who offer employee-owned schemes as part of an attempt to boost what he calls the 'John Lewis economy'.
Almost half of expectant mothers feel that financial worries will force them back to work before their one year of statutory leave ends, research reveals.
Two key hurdles to employment for young jobseekers are identifying appropriate skills and a lack of interview techniques, according to research from job site fish4jobs.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched a consultation to improve the automatic-enrolment process.
HR will continue to create "inflexible organisations" if it still persists on using a leadership pipeline, according to professor of coaching and mentoring at Sheffield Hallam and Oxford Brookes...
