Union groups and blacklisted workers will today stage a protest at Manchester City Football Club (MCFC) to raise awareness that BAM, the construction company redeveloping the training ground, is...
Banks are continuing to exercise restraint around bonuses, leading to almost half of City workers, looking for a new job, according to research from recruitment consultancy Hays.
The number of cancer patients who have experienced discrimination at work has risen, according to research published today from charity, Macmillan Cancer Support.
The majority of multinational organisations want improvement in their payroll practices, yet they are skeptical about whether payroll providers can deliver a comprehensive global solution, according...
Trying to achieve a good 'work-life balance' is the biggest source of workplace stress for young GPs and junior doctors, a report from the British Medical Association (BMA) has revealed.
A jobs guarantee for young people and spreading the living wage across the public and private sector are two of the TUC's key campaign priorities in the run up to the general election.
The Trust has appointed Jayne Mee as its director of people and organisational development. She replaces outgoing director Mike Griffin.
UK employers are still facing dangers in retaining staff because the 'war on talent' is "still very much alive", according to HR director at recruitment firm Kelly Services, Katie Ivie.
Smaller companies yet to stage for auto-enrolment are facing "big problems" if their HR departments haven't properly prepared and have inaccurate data, CEO at Now Pensions Morten Nilsson has said.
The most comprehensive leadership development portfolio the NHS has ever had launches today in a bid to change the culture at the organisation.
“Open and honest” conversations with LGBT staff are required when expanding into countries with anti-gay legislation
Almost a quarter of 16 to 25 years olds in the eurozone are unemployed, according to official figures published by statistics agency Eurostat.
