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More than a third (37%) of business travellers cheat on their partners while they are on work trips 8% even admit to joining the mile high club but not with their regular partner.

Company car schemes similar to those from the 1970s are making a comeback thanks to the economic uncertainty.

More than half of employers (59%) do not associate long hours with productivity and 46% do not reward staff who work late or out of hours.

The scrapping of the opt-out of the UKs working time directive will negatively impact customer service, according to 65% of employers, although 35% were unaware of the changes when the news broke on...

More than eight out of 10 (82%) of office workers lie for their manager on a daily basis.

It's official. After weeks of speculation, Woolworths has announced it is to close all its stores by 4 January with redundancies numbering 30,000.

Two thirds of staff would prefer a bonus to a Christmas party and only 3% would prefer a Christmas party to shopping vouchers, cash or more holiday.

Employment rates look bleak as the Office for National Statistics reported today an increase in the number of unemployed, a rise in benefits claimants and a drop in job vacancies.

Business travellers frequently end up out of pocket because of complex expense procedures, resulting in the creation of fictitious claims to recoup their losses, according to expense solutions...

As the economic downturn becomes a normal way of life in the UK, 21% of Londoners think the economic uncertainly has made them more motivated.

One hundred percent of recruitment consultants think they are missing out on spending time with their families because of the credit crunch.