Only a quarter of employers achieve long-term gains from change management initiatives, according to a Towers Watson study.

The general secretary of the Bakers Food and Allied Workers Union, Ron Draper, has called the use of agency workers at Wigan's Hovis bakery an "excuse for cheap labour".

Online apprenticeship applications have increased by a third in the past year, according to the National Apprenticeship Service (NAS).

The Childcare Voucher Providers Association (CVPA) has called on the Government to provide guidelines on whether employers will continue to play a key role in providing childcare support following...

Care workers are being paid as little as £5 an hour, well below the legal minimum wage, according to a report by thinktank Resolution Foundation.

Britain's three largest trade unions have warned that ambulance workers could strike in a row over sick pay.

Employers must do more to hire and retain older workers, according to pensions minister Steve Webb (pictured).

The introduction next week of employee shareholder contracts is likely to be a "damp squib", according to employment lawyers.

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The Work Foundation has called for a more systematic investigation into zero-hours contracts, after calling the review commissioned by business secretary Vince Cable (pictured) "inadequate".

Wages and household incomes must start rising soon or the economy risks creating a personal debt bubble similar to the one that helped cause the recession, the TUC has said.

Employers should let workers who care for elderly relatives choose what hours they work, health secretary Jeremy Hunt (pictured) has said.