Old age has been delayed indefinitely, with a growing number of ageing workers viewing retirement pessimistically, according to a new report.

Just under three quarters of employees agree, in light of the tough times endured by private-sector staff through the recession, that striking public-sector workers will quickly lose sympathy if they...

Graduates are still keen to work in the public sector, despite government cuts.

With a predicted 600,000 public-sector workers set to enter the job market, more must be done to ensure the private sector has a clearer understanding of their skills and experience - and...

At least 12,000 temporary jobs have been cut in the past three months ahead of the Government's Comprehensive Spending Review on Wednesday.

Money and career prospects are the main factors for UK staff choosing to work abroad.

With the Comprehensive Spending Review imminent, managers are questioning whether the recession is really over.

Employers are seeking to expand their temporary agency workforce in the short and medium terms.

The number of people unemployed in the UK fell by 20,000 to 2.45 million in the three months prior to August, according to the latest findings from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Almost half a million private-sector jobs could be lost as a result of the upcoming public-sector spending cuts and private-sector gross output could be reduced by around 46 billion per annum by...

With the public sector spending review fast approaching, nine out of 10 public-sector employers think staff reductions will be their biggest problem over the next 12 months.

While the majority of expats have found wealth and happiness since moving abroad, their health levels can suffer as a result