We aren't dealing with robots in business

Automation and robots could be a huge challenge to society if people don’t have jobs or access to income

Employers and staff feel differently about future opportunities

While employers are feeling broadly positive about the future employee attitudes tell a different story

Surveying firms collaborate on graduate recruitment charter

Companies agreed to make offers on the same day and not put graduates under pressure to accept

Case study: Sharing graduate recruitment in the charity sector

Two major charities have collaborated to create an attractive graduate programme for young talent

Why firms are embracing neurodiversity

Companies are increasingly focusing on neurodiverse candidates, such as those with autism

Net migration falls in months after Brexit vote

While it's still too early to assess Brexit's impact, experts suggest companies focus on their talent pipelines

Job loyalty costing Millennials a 15% pay rise

Resolution Foundation research undermines assumptions that Millennials job hop more than older workers

Political uncertainty main challenge facing employers

According to the REC, employers are concerned about political uncertainty and skills shortages

Executive search: A senior candidate's view

CET UK's MD Peter Eglinton describes his experience of the interview process at senior level

Exec search is an important art form

Scientific approaches to executive hiring are too generic, argues Henley's Andrew Kakabadse

Executive search: Balancing science and art

Executive search processes lack rigour, often resulting in sub-par costly appointments. A combination of art and science is needed for C-suite hires

Three-quarters of Europeans would consider international roles

However, UK employees are significantly less interested in overseas opportunities