Job markets for professionals and managers around the world appear to be relatively stable, according to recruiter Antal International’s survey of over 20,000 organisations in 50 countries.
A TUC survey published of Friday claimed despite laws, which say employers must give their staff personal protective equipment (PPE) free of charge, more than one in five workers pay for it out of...
European companies’ employee productivity levels are at a five-year low, according to research published this morning by PwC.
Centrally governed multinational companies are struggling to compete with domestic competitors in emerging markets, yet are unwilling to adapt their approach to flexibility, according to new research...
Automatic enrolment will reverse the slump in pension saving, with around half of British firms with no pension provision choosing NEST for their workers, according to pensions minister Steve Webb, as...
KFC will become the first quick service restaurant business in the UK to offer an Honours Degree course, in a partnership with De Montfort University Leicester (DMU).
Employers are failing to provide employees with guidance on company policy for dealing with stressful HR issues at work, risking both costly periods of employee absence, and in extreme cases, legal...
Two fifths of employees (39%) will not be relaxing properly this summer, but trying to fit in up to three hours’ work each day on their ‘workation’ instead of relaxing by the pool or spending time...
UK office workers often misjudge their employer’s levels of strictness, meaning they are unsure what constitutes acceptable workplace behaviour, according to Office Angels.
The Court of Appeal this week confirmed an employee on long-term sick leave was entitled to carry her holiday forward to the next holiday year, even though she had not asked to do so.
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Employees want more flexibility around their savings and pensions options but their employers are not catering for their needs, according to data from Mercer.
