Green shoots may be emerging: HR magazine has learned that less than 2% of entrepreneurs say reducing headcount is their single biggest issue and more than three quarters expect the current...

Staff who work remotely are two and a half times more likely to look at pornography online than their office-based counterparts, new research has discovered.

In 10 years' time a war for talent will resume and recruitment consultancies are expected to enjoy a renaissance as employers look for scarcer talented staff in increasingly splintered markets,...

Global recruitment is still decreasing but a growing number of companies are planning to hire in the coming quarter.

Unemployment has reached a 30-year high of more than 2.2 million and, according to the TUC, it has become "the country's number one emergency".

More than two out of five jobseekers (42%) would change their accent as they think it would improve their chances of getting a job.

No sector has been unaffected by unemployment, with the CIPD and KPMG Labour Market Report finding employment intentions depressed in the private, public and voluntary sectors.

HR directors are relatively positive about the future of HR, according to an exclusive survey of leading industry professionals, but a fifth said an HR professional sitting on the board of directors...

More than a quarter of European companies expect their employee numbers to decrease and the outlook is worst in Russia and Sweden.

There could be a leadership vacuum because many organisations are failing to develop the next generation of senior executives.

Ethical behaviour is on the increase in the workplace according to new research.

A direct link has been found between the behaviour of the FTSE 100 and the number of men and women seeking extra-marital affairs.