Lord Davies of Abersoch will today publish the first annual progress report on his review of Women on Boards.

The UK’s employment outlook has ‘turned a corner’ and is heading in the right direction, according to Manpower, the recruitment firm.

Growing numbers of employees want to be a temporary or contract worker to have greater control over their career in the sluggish economy, according to a report from recruitment firm Randstad.

Nearly half of women working in the banking industry believe they face career barriers because of their gender, and a third (36%) of men agree, according to a report published this morning by the...

Older workers are needed to help the UK remedy the challenges of a future employment gap, according to the CIPD.

Analysis published this morning by Legal & General, using Department of Work and Pensions statistics, has shown more than 260,000 people are claiming Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) because of...

The ESOP Centre gave its support to calls for a dedicated minister for employee share ownership.

UK companies will increase salaries at a rate marginally above inflation in 2012, a new survey by Towers Watson Data Services has found.

Employers remain “broadly positive” to last year’s removal of the Default Retirement Age (DRA) according to research from Group Risk Development (GRiD), the trade body for the group risk industry.

Smokers working in UK offices waste up to five weeks per year taking cigarette breaks, according to a study of more than 500 staff.

An international line-up of academics, policymakers, advisers and opinion-formers gathered yesterday at the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) Forum 2012 in London, to debate the issues...

More than a tenth (15%) of UK adult workers surveyed by YouGov online for Croner, use social media at least once per hour during the working day but more than a quarter of workers surveyed (28%) say...