Orc International's annual Employee Opinion Survey 2008 has just been published and it reveals 71% of employees are satisfied with working for their organisation, while 68% say they feel proud to work...
Only 37% of staff provide an on-boarding programme for new staff. This is despite nearly three quarters (71%) of staff said they would like it, according to research by Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
Data from more than 100 pan-European companies shows HR departments expect far greater cost savings from outsourcing than what they actually get.
Employees who smoke cost UK business up to 2.1 billion every year, according to the London School of Economics and NHS Smokefree.
Find out how to create and innovate a dynamic organisation that maximises people effectiveness and cost-efficiency at HR magazine's FREE breakfast briefing in association with Egremont Group on...
Further signs of green shoots have appeared as the job market deterioration slowed down in May, according to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and KPMG.
Looking good has become the main priority for jobseekers with more than a third of women and 24% of men spending one to two hours getting ready for job interviews.
Almost a fifth of businesses have unwittingly breached the Data Protection Act - and of those nearly half have done so several times.
Despite the role of workplace expenses finding its way into the media spotlight over the last month following MPs' expense scandals, 30% of employers do not make their expense policy available to...
Our readers have spoken, and in the most in-depth investigation of its kind ever undertaken, have revealed who they consider to be the most influential names in HR in 2009. Sian Harrington examines...
As new head of the body representing public-sector HR managers, Gillian Hibberd is adamant higher pay is not the answer to recruiting and keeping talent. HR must be more inventive, she tells Peter...
Almost a quarter (24%) of HR recruitment staff have taken a pay cut since the beginning of the recession, HR magazine has learned.
