Despite continuing uncertainty in the global economy, a study of 56 countries has found jobs markets for professionals and managers holding up “relatively well”.

King's College London and Cornell University have launched an international HR management academy (IHRMA) to provide insight and understanding into global HR issues

The cuts to public services have given HR directors in the public sector the “opportunity they have been waiting for – to add a harder edge to their work”, said incoming president of the Public Sector...

The London Olympics are almost here, with thousands of people expected to visit the capital.

The UK government’s changes to the qualifying period for protection from unfair dismissal from one year to two years is due to come into effect from Good Friday onwards.

As many as 831,239 UK office workers are planning to move closer to their workplace, according to research from office development property group Goodman.

The Department of Business Innovation and Skills has opened a Better Regulation Delivery Office (BDRO), a streamlined independent body that has been designed to ensure the voice of business is heard...

O2 employees saved 2,000 hours of commuting time during its flexible working pilot when every member of staff at its Slough head office worked from home for one day.

Stephen Dando (pictured) has left his role of chief HR officer at media company Thomson Reuters after six years.

The minister for employment Chris Grayling (pictured) has urged employers to sign up to a new work experience charter published by the CIPD.

More than one million UK workers are ‘sleep drunk’ due to a lack of shut eye, new data of nearly 39,000 employed people from Vielife has shown.

Nine out of 10 employers do not believe the GP fit note is effective, the Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP) has found.