The rise in the personal tax allowance is among a raft of tax changes that comes into effect today, meaning that no worker will pay tax until they earn more than £9,440.

Two telecommunication companies have been ordered to pay wage arrears of almost £100,000 to 197 of their call centre telesales workers, HMRC has revealed.

Young workers born in the 1980s are more "switched on" to pensions than older colleagues and plan to save more, despite the pressures of student debt and buying property, a survey published today for...

The Easter break has made it difficult for many to get entries signed off in time, therefore you'll be pleased to hear of a little extra grace to submit - Wednesday 10 April is the new deadline.

Former apprentices are outpacing their peers when it comes to being fit for the workplace, according to figures published today by ICM Research.

Submissions for the 18th annual HR Excellence Awards close on Wednesday 10 April.

Half of employees assume their employer would pay them their full salary for at least three to six months if they faced a period of sickness absence, according to research published by Think tank...

A rigid attachment to ‘best practice’, rather than a focus on business needs, is preventing many organisations from unearthing and nurturing staff to drive their business forward, according to KPMG.

High-performing employees are being rewarded with higher pay rises and bigger bonuses than their peers, despite continued constraints on pay budgets, research has found.

Unite, Britain's largest union, is to press forward with plans for a 24-hour walkout by millions of workers in an "explicitly political" protest against spending cuts.

The Government must do more to explain its forthcoming reforms of the state pension to the public, a cross-party group of MPs has said.

Prime minister David Cameron says he is committed to keeping defence jobs in Scotland in a pro-UK speech, which he hopes will make voters reject Scottish independence.