The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has proposed to refer the market for privately funded healthcare services in the UK (PH) to the Competition Commission (CC) for a market investigation.

Although the concept of a single European currency has been kicked about since at least the Second World War, it is hard to believe that 2012 marks 20 years since the establishment of the euro by the...

Employers have been warned do not ditch the “all important” Christmas party the sake of a few pounds.

With the gloomy economic forecast the Government is looking for ways to help the nation’s finances recover, but the chancellor George Osbourne’s recent Autumn Statement came under criticism for not...

David Frost, former director general, British Chamber of Commerce and Dame Carol Black, national director for health and work, have presented to the Government their independent review aimed at...

A third of financial professionals expect lower bonuses next year, according to Morgan McKinley, as job availability drops by 29% on November 2011.

Remploy’s Employment Services has launched the UK’s first ever Government funded mental health in work support service.

The CBI has called for action to boost the link between executive pay and performance to further strengthen the current system of corporate governance.

Carers UK and Sainsbury’s have joined forces on national Carers Rights Day 2011 to help support the UK’s 6.4 million people in the UK who care for ill or disabled people.

Transport for London (TfL) has committed to raising awareness about mental illness and to helping stop the stigma associated with it.

Employers’ intentions to increase pay at or above the extent of previous years in the UK have increased by 15% since January, according to the global HR Reflections survey from ORC International,...

The chancellor George Osborne, yesterday announced more free childcare places for two-year-olds from “disadvantaged families”, but in doing so has failed to address the rising cost of childcare for...