A survey of 1,817 Orange small and medium business customers has revealed 88% of businesses now have the option to work away from the traditional office set up; with 74% of those choosing to work from...

At least half of Brits blame their job for a past relationship breakdown, with a further 11% of these admitting that they have ended a relationship due to a work-related affair.

Half of generation Y staff intend to leave their current employer within the year, new research claims.

A survey conducted by Recruitment Genius has identified a recent rise in unemployment, occurring most noticeably, in the past month.

The use of interim managers has increased by 9% over the first two quarters of 2010.

Employers face a challenge to retain their most talented employees, warns a Randstad survey.

Recent reports show that unemployment within the US has improved very little over the past quarter, statistics show.

Bosses in accountancy firms and in-house financial departments have been warned to do more to retain staff and could see many of their staff leaving over the next six to 12 months.

Employers are 'woefully' unprepared to deal with an ageing workforce, new research claims.

International companies are expecting to post many more executives abroad in the next five years.

Employees in the global financial services sector are the most satisfied with their jobs.

With the number of expatriate employees increasing, companies have been forced to cut costs on constraints on international assignments whilst maintaining competitive packages.