Half of employees say they suffer from back pain at least once a month, with more than a third (37%) blaming work as the contributing factor.

Nearly two-thirds of Britons have accepted they will have to delay their retirement because of the pensions black hole.

Graduates are more attracted to jobs that are interesting or offer good training or career progression opportunities rather than those that are well-paid, new research finds.

Online recruitment firm Monster has launched a campaign to 'Bring Back Britain's Lunch Hour' with a dedicated website, PR and social media campaign.

Business leaders in the public sector want to get more involved in the change agenda in their organisations, making people issues a top priority, but a quarter admit their organisation is poorly...

At least 5.1 million British staff fail to read their employment contracts properly, putting them at risk of unfair treatment by employers, according to new research from Which? Legal Service.

Reward professionals are more confident about the coming year as the economy officially emerges from an 18-month recession, according to a new report.

UK companies and HR departments do not have the information they need to make crucial business decisions, new research suggests.

Each day more than half a million employees in Great Britain go to work with a hangover, according to new research.

Employees in the UK took 180 million sick days last year, averaging 6.4 days each.

Despite almost three quarters of employers implementing strict policies around social networking, new research shows nearly two thirds of employees do not check their personal social media networks...

A 'food poisoning' excuse epidemic is set to hit UK workplaces this summer, as staff struggle to come up with reasons to get out of work to watch the World Cup.