Over 20% of UK office workers are unhappy with their job and over a quarter wouldn't recommend their employer, new research has suggested.

A survey of 21-26 year olds has suggested that a fifth of young employees have attended work still under the influence of alcohol from the night before.

The economic climate has been a major contributor to high stress levels and 'recession depression.' Stress has been cited as the biggest cause of long-term sickness absence and the British way of...

Half of employers don't see depression as a valid reason for time off.

Thirty UK organisations have today achieved a place on the Top Employers for Working Families A-Z list and a further 12 have won a Top Employers for Working Families 2010 award, with Centrica,...

A recent Ipsos Mori poll conducted on behalf of parenting across Scotland has grabbed headlines with its finding that 64% of Scottish parents believe that their work-life balance is 'not ideal'. Many...

Workingmums has announced the winners of its inaugural annual Top Employer Awards, giving the top accolade to Accenture.

Organisations are being given an extra two weeks to register and enter the Top Employers for Working Families Awards. The new closing date for entries has been extended from 30 June 2010 to 16 July...

Concern about psycho-social risks such as stress, violence and harassment is increasing in European organisations, the first findings of a new health and safety survey in Europe have shown.

There are three good reasons for entering the Top Employers for Working Families Awards.

More than a third of women in the UK do not think they can meet their career goals while still paying attention to their personal lives, HR magazine has learned.

Working Families has launched a call for entries to its Top Employers for Working Families 2010.