Twice as many advertised jobs as jobseekers

There are twice as many advertised jobs as there are jobseekers to fill them, according to Adzuna.co.uk

It makes business sense to treat freelancers like permanent staff

Talented freelancers are a valuable resource for any company reliant on plugging a skills gap, yet can often feel excluded

Self-employment not working for young people

Self-employment is not functioning as a route into the labour market for young people

Case study: supporting residential assistants at Campus Living Villages

Recruiting the right people and the right balance between work and studies is crucial, says CLV HRD

Pat Wright: Why C-suite hires go bad

Given that so many C-suite hires go badly, it's important to understand what goes wrong in the process

More high earners working part-time than ever before

Timewise has released the 2015 Power Part Time list, which includes a record number of men

CIPD conference round-up: Day one

What the HR magazine team learnt on the first day of the CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition

Relaxing Sunday trading laws – key considerations for employers

Relaxed Sunday trading will obviously benefit employers, but how can they protect against potential backlash from employees?

Salespeople most attracted by salary and benefits

Salespeople are the profession most attracted by salary and benefits, according to a survey from recruiter Randstad Business Support

Leveraging brand strength in the war for talent

Just as strong brands can help attract more customers at higher prices, they help attract better employees at lower pay

Major employers sign up to name-blind recruitment

BBC, the NHS, HSBC and Deloitte are some of the organisations to agree to remove names when selecting for interview