<p>More than half of all workers wish they had embarked on a different career path, according to research from Lifelong Learning UK. </p> <p>The survey found that 71% of respondents had changed their...
<i>Human Resources</i>s deputy editor Peter Crush has been named a winner at the annual Watson Wyatt Awards for Excellence in HR Journalism.
<P>Good-looking job candidates have the most success in interviews, says a new report.</p><p>Nearly 90% of employers revealed they have chosen to employ the most attractive candidate for a job, while...
<p>Public-services representatives will lobby MPs in June over the future of the sector and the right to fair pay, the TUC has announced. </p><p>The Speak up for Public Services representatives will...
<p><i>HR</i> magazine is looking for nominations for the 2008 Most Influential ranking. The ranking, this year validated for the first time by Henley Management College, and sponsored by Ceridian, is...
<p>Companies will hire 20% more interim managers in the next six months, according to new research. </p><p>It is predicted that the sector will be worth a record 550 million by the end of the year....
<i>HR</i> magazine is looking for nominations for the 2008 Most Influential ranking. The ranking, this year validated for the first time by Henley Management College, is designed to identify those who...
A third of workers in the private sector are considering moving out of it in search of more worthwhile work, according to a new report.
<p>The HR recruitment market is extremely buoyant with candidates being snapped up in record time, according to a new report. </p><p>The Robert Walters salary survey found that FTSE 100 companies are...
<p>A third of workers in the private sector are considering moving out of it in search of more worthwhile work, according to a new report. </p><p>The <i>Worthwhile Work</i> report by workplace...
A landmark ruling from the House of Lords means all employers could now be liable if one of their workers commits suicide.
In the same week government introduces its immigration-curbing points-system, Home Office figures reveal that migration from central and eastern European countries is actually slowing down.
