A third of UK employees (33%) say they have not felt valued by their employer during the recession and would leave for another job if they could, according to new research.

Last month HR magazine asked: Did you attend the CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition.60% said yes40% said no

The CIPD has launched a 'manifesto' for a lasting recovery, with call for National Minimum Wage freeze for younger workers to strengthen efforts to tackle youth unemployment

The CIPD should know how demotivating it is when financial hardship is not shared equitably.

The idea that staff are more concerned with career opportunities than monetary gain has come under threat as new research showed staff would rather be given an iPod by their employer than a promotion,...

Managers have vowed to put the development needs of their teams a top priority in 2010, new research reveals.

The state of the British economy is "on a knife edge" following yesterday's unemployment statistics, according to the TUC.

The number of people claiming jobseekers allowance has dropped for the first time in 21 months although, at 1.63 million, the number of claimants remains high.

A fifth of managers of managers admitted they had been inappropriately drunk at a Christmas party, with one in 10 admitting to having canoodled with a co-worker.

More than three quarters of iPhone and BlackBerry users will not get a proper break from work this Christmas, as their overactive handsets will not allow them to relax completely.

Cambridge is the UK's 'sickest' city with over 20% of workers admitting to having feigned illness or been too hungover to face work.

HR departments have weathered the economic storm of 2009 - with a quarter taking on new staff, new research reveals.