There were 66 companies across 12 catergories shortlisted for the annual National Online Recruitment awards (NORA )and the judges included HR editor Sian Harrington.

Dave Ulrich, professor of administration at Ross Business School, University of Michigan, who received the HR LIfetime Achievement Award at HR Most Influential 2012, and Doug Sawers, managing director...

Over 27 million working days were lost last year and of those 10.4 million were due to work-related stress, according to the annual Health and Safety Executive (HSE) statistics, published today.

A quarter of small businesses are completely unaware of changes they will have to make to the way they report tax deductions, according to a survey published yesterday by the Federation of Small...

The Government wants to help boost the size of the business sector, by ensuring employee ownership is more widely understood and easier to establish.

A skills shortage in the UK means companies are looking overseas for their top talent, according to a panel of SME business leaders last night.

Fewer than one in four people earning less than £300 a week saving into a workplace pension, according to a TUC report published today.

Royles talks about how HR can be influential and the role it plays in the challenges faced by the NHS.

Although companies often send their top talent abroad for short and long-term assignments, many leave the organisations on their return, according to Ernst and Young's Global Mobility Effectiveness...

Figures out today show that the Financial Services Authority (FSA) received 3,733 contacts to its whistleblowing helpline between June 2011 and May 2012.

Switzerland's biggest bank UBS has today announced plans to cut up to 10,000 jobs worldwide as it attempts to cut down its investment banking activities and support growth across the company.

A third of employees would cycle to work more often if there were extra incentives for them to do so, says research published today by UK innovation foundation Nesta.