Almost three quarters of a million employees over 45 think they will never be able to retire completely because of lack of personal finances.

For HRDs looking to identify potentially bad leaders, this book has tips - but they take some unearthing, says David Pardey, senior manager, research and policy, Institute of Leadership and...

Employers who think staff that survived the recession will be happy just to have a job rather than be bothered about their pay and benefits have not been asking their staff what they want.

With World Cup fever growing in the run up to the South Africa Tournament, almost one in four employees is planning on watching football matches during work hours.

Less than one in five working men would take all of the proposed six months' paternity leave, according to a YouGov survey commissioned by Orange.

Unemployment figures released today still show a fragile recovery, with unemployment falling by 33,000 from the previous quarter to stand at 2.45 million.

An Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) inquiry found widespread evidence of the mistreatment and exploitation of migrant and agency workers in the meat and poultry-processing sector.

Optimism among finance directors is growing, suggesting the state of the jobs market is set to improve further this year.

Although unemployment has risen by far less than expected in the past year, joblessness in the UK is deemed relatively high by European Union (EU) standards, according to a CIPD analysis.

A new phenomenon is sweeping through much of UK plc. Employees initially relieved at not losing their jobs during the recession haven't so much settled into survivor's guilt - those feelings of...

Merger and acquisition (M&A) activity is set to increase in 2010, but failure to address human capital issues could damage the chances of achieving maximum value.

Employees are more concerned about having enough money in their retirement than benefiting from good health, research reveals.