Pensions experts have suggested the Government is flexing its muscles to introduce a flat rate state pension, following its announcement yesterday that amount of state pension money paid out to...
Graduates believe they have fewer job opportunities than five years ago, despite most companies continuing to offer graduate schemes, according to research by global management consultancy, Hay Group.
Pride and client service, rather than pay rises and bonuses, motivate more than half (52%) of UK employees to regularly go the extra mile at work, according to a report from recruitment consultancy...
The amount of state pension money paid out to pensioners can differ by more than £200 a week – that’s a difference of £10,000 a year, according to the Department for Work and Pensions.
Women are underrepresented in high-paying jobs because they are not applying for them, rather than as a result of direct employer discrimination, research from Desautels Faculty of Management at...
Sainsbury's has re-launched its trainee manager scheme for new applicants, with 150 places available – more than double that of last year.
Tesco could be fined up to £200,000 after foreign students at one of its warehouses were found to be working illegally.
Two-thirds of candidates welcome obscure lines of questioning as part of the job interview process, giving businesses the opportunity to shake up their interview processes in the tight war for talent,...
The new Local Government Pension Scheme 2014 proposals represent a fair and balanced outcome, which means the pension scheme will remain affordable and sustainable says GMB.
The unused digital skills sitting within the community of one million unemployed young people is estimated by UK businesses to be worth £6.7 billion, research from O2 reveals.
One in five unemployed young people claim that finding a job in the next year is ‘unachievable’, according to a Prince's Trust and RBS report released alongside the launch of the A-Z of Young...
Auditors have found "weaknesses" in the contract between the government and Atos, the private firm paid to carry out fit-to-work medical assessments, according to the BBC.
