It is going to take more than pension reforms and redundancies to push public workers into the private sector, according to a report published yesterday by recruitment consultants Badenoch & Clark.

The economic downturn continues to erode workers’ standard of living and undermine job security, says the CIPD quarterly survey, while employee confidence and trust in senior leaders have dropped to...

Black and Asian workers are almost twice as likely to be out of work as white workers, and public sector spending cuts could see thousands more employees from ethnic minority backgrounds losing their...

The Localism Bill was unveiled by communities and local government secretary, Eric Pickles, yesterday.

A survey has suggested that almost three-quarters of UK workers are motivated to come to work on a Monday morning.

Good communication and engagement with staff has helped to make the workforce changes needed to safeguard jobs during the recession, according to a new report by the CBI and recruitment experts Harvey...

A call-centre business that plans to create 10,000 jobs for the unemployed has been launched in Croydon, Surrey.

Seven out of ten employees feel engaged in their job now, compared to 50% in November 2008, according to Best Companies.

Business secretary Lord Mandelson has pledged to do "everything possible" to secure the long-term commercial future of Vauxhall, where 1,450 UK jobs are at risk.

Thirty-seven is the average age most workers say they feel confident about their skills in the workplace, according to YouGov research commissioned by Standard Life

Job satisfaction among employees has increased since 2006 despite the recession, according to new research from the CIPD.

Employees have ditched teamwork in order to protect their own projects and contacts as the recession deepens