Financial services companies need a different approach to their graduates, or risk losing out when the job market improves PwC has warned.

The Government has called on communities to take part in a nationwide competition that will see a town, city or area crowned as the country’s most enterprising place.

Steps to raise state pension age will alienate the public, unions warn following YouGov survey.

The European Court once more returned to the issue of carrying over untaken leave but also how much holiday leave employees absent due to illness should receive.

The CBI expects GDP growth in 2012 will be 0.6%, slightly down from its forecast in February of 0.9%.

UK businesses are increasingly driven by ‘anywhere employees’, overcoming the traditional, fixed and office-centric workplace, according to a study of remote working by Siemens Enterprise...

A study into management by the CIPD has found that three quarters of employers report a lack of leadership and management skills and too many managers have an inflated opinion of their ability to...

Public sector workers are turning to colleagues and the internet to enhance their skills as cuts affect access to workplace training, new research from recruitment consultant, Badenoch & Clark shows.

In advance of announcements on legislative change to maternity and paternity leave (expected in the Queen’s Speech on 9 May) a new study for Working Families and Netmums found overwhelming opposition...

Two in five (40%) people planning to retire this year would be happy to work past 65 if they had the chance, according to research from Prudential.

Following news that UK has entered a double dip recession, a report from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) found the number of managers expecting growth to accelerate has more than doubled from...

London Ambulance Service has launched an assessment centre to select high potential participants for its talent management programme.