Only half of employees in the UK think their senior leaders are visible and more than a third think they do not lead by example.

Growing competition for jobs has driven almost half of jobseekers to change their appearance, new research has found.

Despite predictions this morning that recruitment could be about to see a recovery, online recruitment took a dip in August as job availability remained unchanged for a fifth month.

The retail industry has seen the largest rise in people claiming jobseekers allowance.

The recession is leading to cuts in spending on increasing employee engagement, new research reveals.

Employers have dropped their guard over swine flu when hen they should be preparing for rates of up to 50% absence this winter, according to the CIPD.

British bosses would prefer to go for a run with staff after work than take them to the pub for a pint.

Executive jobs in the UK are being filled twice as fast as the rest of Europe, with the average UK vacancy lasting little over a month, compared with six weeks last year.

Almost a third of UK employees do not trust their boss, new research reveals.

The number of British applying for jobs in New Zealand and Australia has increased by 20% since last year.

Seven out of 10 employees do not trust pensions, new research reveals.

Only a minority of HR departments are stepping up to the challenge of the recession by adding value to the business and dealing with people with integrity and respect, new research reveals.