The Government has announced measures to simplify the apprenticeship system for larger employers.

More than a fifth of employees would be prepared to look at colleagues' payslips to find out their salaries, according to research published yesterday by the Chartered Institute of Payroll...

The prime minister David Cameron, is reportedly investigating a way to water down the Agency Workers' Directive set to come into effect next month.

With less than a month to go before the abolition of the default retirement age (DRA), research from recruitment firm Search Consultancy reveals over half of UK businesses are set to be impacted by...

Travelodge has launched an apprenticeship scheme with the aim of building future leaders for its business.

London business leaders have called on the mayor Boris Johnson, to work to improve the literacy and numeracy levels of graduates as well as make it easier for employers to recruit people from abroad...

Research published today by the University of Lincoln reveals that work experience and networking are the most effective strategies for graduating university students to use to secure employment.

Employer demand for new UK workers stayed steady in August, bucking the normal summer slump, according to the Reed Job Index.

With the unstable UK economy continuing to place many companies under significant financial pressure, 81% of employers in the UK business services sector - which includes recruitment - admit they are...

Employers are not doing enough to protect their pension investments, with staff in defined-contribution schemes set to be 25% worse-off in retirement, according to pension provider Xafinity.

Women's unemployment - already at a 23-year high - is set to rise around the UK as the Government's public sector job cuts begin to bite, the TUC has warned this morning.

Graduates in the city are willing to work for free so secure a footing on the career ladder, research published this morning reveals.