The forthcoming World Cup has forced employers to take a pragmatic approach to time and attendance, with more than half considering flexible working for staff during the tournament - but only if they...

Unemployment in the Eurozone is continuing to rise, with the unemployment figure reaching 10.1% in April 2010 compared with 10.0% in March.

Outsourcing in the UK was originally seen as a way of reducing costs and passing clerical and low-level customer contact tasks to another company and often another country. While the practice...

HR planning has been identified as key to business success but less than 50% of SMEs are taking it seriously, according to a new report.

If VAT was increased to 20%, the change could cost 200,000 jobs, according to an HR recruitment firm.

By now it would be hoped that most employers are up to speed with their legal obligations in tackling stress and harassment in the workplace - that they as a minimum have specific policies in place...

Just one in eight British employees show any interest in their pension - much lower than the third of people that say they keenly follow them in Germany, Belgium and Switzerland.

A survey of more than 1,300 employees finds the office is dog-eat-dog after 34%, of employees in small businesses said that they would purposely sabotage a colleague's chances of a promotion, rising...

New research published by Ashridge Business School shows organisations are failing to provide effective leadership development, internal communications and virtual working practices.

Fraudulent expense claims cost British businesses more than 3.5 billion, with currency exchange company FairFX estimating the average employee claims 462 worth of personal spend as a business expense.

Job interviews lasting longer than it takes to run a marathon have been slammed by the Graduate Recruitment Bureau.

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