The recession is beginning to look more like a depression according to the CIPD.

Given the parlous state of the UK economy, it is perhaps unsurprising that help with managing finances is a benefit employees want their bosses to offer them. Yet few employers actually do so.

The recession has led to the creation of a new board-level role of chief restructuring officer (CRO) as employers move to get back on track and ready for recovery.

Only half of employers have a formal pro-age recruitment policy, and many more are nervous of discussing age issues with workers as they approach retirement, new research reveals (21 October)....

This year's graduates are entering a jobs market tougher than most of us have ever witnessed. Graduate training programmes have been frozen along with general recruitment in many sectors, and...

The workplace is the best place to find love - but a third of staff have been 'hit on' by their boss, new research reveals.

HR and pensions professionals would elect a Conservative government in the next election, based on retirement policies alone.

UK businesses have squeezed executive pay during the recession, according to figures from the Hay Group.

More than one third of young female employees suffer from bullying at work, which results in a tenth being forced to take up to 100 days off work.

Job vacancies for HR roles fell sharply last month, suggesting overall demand for recruiting personnel remains weak, according to Monster.

One in 10 men will be out of work by 2010 as male employment is expected to reach a record low.

UK workers are divided over pay freezes and changes to their employment deal, new research reveals.