More than half (55%) of UK finance directors admit to having no succession plan in place, according to research from recruitment organisation, Robert Half.
Employee bonuses at Lloyds banking group will be the "lowest of any bank", according to its chairman, Sir Winfried Bischoff.
The UK jobs market grew for its third consecutive year and is in a healthier position now than it was three years ago, according to today's Reed job index.
Employers are relying too much on their payroll providers to support their real time information (RTI) compliance, raising the risk that many won't be ready in time for the April deadline, according...
Attempts to get more than a million young people into work are being hampered by excessive bureaucracy and central Government control, council leaders say.
More than half of nurses think their ward or unit is dangerously understaffed, a Nursing Times survey has revealed.
As many as 375,000 employees are expected to stay at home today, which has been labelled 'national sickie day'.
More than half (56%) of general managers consider HR's contribution to their organisations' corporate responsibility agenda as vital, according to research conducted by the Chartered Institute of...
Employees' workplace privacy is being invaded by increased use of social media, according to a survey published today by security software firm AVG technologies.
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is to investigate the way annuities are sold amid fears that many people are losing out on thousands of pounds of income a year when they retire.
Getting on well with people you work with is the most fulfilling part of a job, according to a survey published today by support charity Samaritans and insurance firm Simplyhealth.
Pension deficits increased by £150 billion last year to reach a total of £550 billion, according to research published by professional benefits firm, Xafinity.
