In a move that is expected to drive up performance across Whitehall, from April all civil servants will have to perform to a unified set of standards.

European Union officials have agreed a provisional deal to cap bankers' bonuses, despite the UK Government's efforts to protect the country's financial services sector.

Fears of a triple dip recession have failed to make a dent in employer confidence on hiring decisions in 2013, according to a survey published today from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation...

The Co-operative Group has announced the appointment of Rebecca Skitt (pictured) as its group HR director.

A third of NHS staff have reported they felt unwell as a result of work related stress in 2012.

More than 267,400 apprenticeship applications were submitted online during November 2012 and January 2013, an increase of 41% on the previous year.

The coalition is in “real danger of taking a wrong turn” on health and safety, according to the shadow minister of state for employment, Stephen Timms.

Generation Y employees see themselves as more risk averse and less entrepreneurial than their older colleagues, according to a report published today by job website Monster.com and consultancy firm...

UK employees remain undecided on retirement saving despite growing awareness of the government reforms, which will mean millions of people will be automatically enrolled into a pension for the first...

An inability to interpret and understand data is preventing organisations across the UK from predicting trends and planning for their long-term future, according to the leader of KPMG’s global HR...

Up to 800 jobs are set to be cut after supermarket Tesco announced the closure of a distribution centre in Harlow, Essex.

The next big challenge for HR directors is to transform their organisations from being management centered to leadership centered, according to leading HR thinker, John Adair (pictured).