Over 20% of UK office workers are unhappy with their job and over a quarter wouldn't recommend their employer, new research has suggested.
Donation of mobiles - or empty printer cartridges - is now easier than ever, as homelessness charity Broadway launches a corporate drop box scheme for offices.
In tough trading conditions, Chrissie Rucker's The White Company has turned in a tidy pre-tax profit of 1.2m on sales of 83.9m.
It is three years since HR magazine launched its Make a Difference campaign, urging HR directors to take a lead in corporate social responsibility. So has anything changed, asks Sian Harrington?
Barclays Group's new chief executive Bob Diamond (pictured) yesterday defended the remuneration culture of the UK financial sector, telling the Treasury committee that "competitive pay for performance...
Research by the Chartered Institute of Professional Development has suggested that a "new breed of insight-led HR teams" has helped maintain growth in Asian countries during the recession.
Writing exclusively for HR, Immigration Minister, Damian Green, discusses the government's immigration cap.
Homelessness charity Broadway has launched a photo competition to help promote its Phones for Homes campaign, for which HR is media partner.
The Association of Payroll Giving has hit back at figures released this week that showed donations to charity had fallen by 50% since September 2008.
The salaries of senior executives in the public sector should remain within a given ratio of those of other staff members, according to the Fair Pay Review.
A web-based platform for managing the volunteering programmes of businesses and organisations has been launched.
The Office for Budget Responsibility's reduction of its forecast of public sector job cuts in 2015-16 by 200,000 represents a "very optimistic" outlook, according to the Chartered Institute for...
