In an attempt to help tackle youth unemployment, address the complaints of business leaders and deal with management skills gaps, the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) has "redoubled its efforts"...
More than two fifths men would ‘prefer’ to work in an environment consisting of ‘just male employees’ while less than a tenth 8% of the men think a working environment of ‘just women’ would be their...
Charity sector pay is still 18% below the private sector nationally, according to research by consultancy Croner, part of Wolters Kluwer.
As unemployment rates in London remain high, out-of-work Londoners are being given the chance to help build the capital as part of an employment agreement by Land Securities, the commercial property...
The delicate balancing act between career and motherhood is back in the spotlight with Sarah Jessica Parker’s new film “I Don’t Know How She Does It” released today. It documents the trials and...
HR directors from organisations including Tesco and BT, Government and industry bodies have joined forces in a bid to encourage employers to sign up to a framework for voluntary equality reporting.
Employers and recruiters joined minister for disabled people, Maria Miller, to encourage greater awareness and confidence in Britain’s workforce around inclusion and disability.
Unite, the largest union in the country, will ballot its 250,000 members in the public sector for industrial action in defence of public service pensions.
The UK faces a "long and difficult path back to full employment" according to a new report published today by the think tank IPPR.
In the face of continued economic uncertainly worldwide, application volumes to specialised master’s programs in finance and management show strong gains, while the picture for MBA programs is mixed,...
Financial anxiety is taking its toll on the British workforce as almost one in 10 adults admits worrying about money has caused them to take a sick day, according to YouGov and Money in Mind.
Unemployment has increased by 80,000 over the quarter to July 2011, taking the number of unemployed people to 2.51 million, according to results from the Office of National statistics, published this...
