Thousands of HR jobs were created since January, according the Office of National Statistics (ONS). Analysis of the date was carried out by HR specialist recruiter, Ortus.
How many times has someone knocked on your door with a whole list of issues with a person they work with and they just cannot get along with?
Over 65% of London-based employees would work overtime and improve their performance at work if their offices were more desirable and comfortable to work in, according to a survey released today.
UK men typically earn between £4907 and £7491 annually more than women, according to a survey released yesterday.
Employers need more encouragement and support to take on young people and reverse the youth unemployment trend, warns CIPD, in research published today.
Last week gave UK employer’s two significant bits of news to chew on. Parliament moved a step closer to repealing laws that discriminate against company directors with mental health problems.
HR magazine unveils the 2012 HR Most Influential ranking at a prestigious event at Claridge’s Hotel tonight.
This month, a conundrum arose in the British economy. While unemployment figures dropped, productivity levels did not rise. What does this say about the UK workforce? Well, not a lot. It says an awful...
The latest Labour Market Statistics report from the Office of National Statistics (ONS), published yesterday, brought rare good news on employment, perhaps attributable to a boost given by the Olympic...
Social media can be good for business, but irreverent comments posted online and viral emails are just the opposite.
Research on behalf of a outsourcing firm PlusHR published last week discovered three-quarters of UK businesses are not using human resources expertise to help improve their company strategy.
The Government’s attempt to push shareholders to at least question – rather than curb – spiralling executive pay has gathered momentum, after business secretary Vince Cable MP published draft...
