Employees who work in media, publishing and entertainment are the biggest drinkers in England - getting through an average of 44 units a week, the equivalent to four bottles of wine or 19 bottles of...
Absences have soared in the North West this morning, following last night's Champions League Final.
Two thirds of British workers with specialist skills do not use them in their professional lives, according to research by Oxford Intelligence.
More than one third (38%) of employees feel undervalued at work, while one in 10 is convinced their employer sees them as easily replaceable, according to the latest Badenoch & Clark Employment Study.
Young people in deprived areas will be most vulnerable to unemployment as local youth services become subject to budget cuts, according to the Prince's Trust.
Six out of 10 employees aged 50-plus think they will have to work longer than they intended to ensure an income in retirement.
HR staff do not practice what they preach when it comes to mental health - as less than a third (32%) would reveal a mental health condition to their line manager.
More than three-quarters (76%) of British voters think MPs guilty of the worst expense breaches should face some form of prosecution.
A growing number of employees are using confidential information from their current employer to give them an edge in the difficult job market, HR magazine has learned.
Almost one in five IT directors (18%) have "major concerns" that if headcounts are reduced any further in their organisation, they will not be able to deliver.
Nearly half of banking and financial services employees (47%) claim to be working longer hours to deal with growing workloads.
Employee morale is at "an all-time low" in local government, with 60% of staff saying it has got worse in the past year and only 50% saying they would recommend their jobs to others, according to...
