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.

Opinion is divided as to where the payroll function should sit within an organisation, according to a survey published yesterday by UK business management and information systems provider, Advanced...

When it comes to unscheduled absences, China has the highest percentage globally.

Less than one in 10 of graduates would choose to work in the public sector over the private and charity sectors, according to research from Totaljobs.

A campaign to avert hundreds of job losses at a Derby call centre, launched yesterday.

Acas has launched an online guide for social media - a problem, which it estimates, costs the UK billions of pounds every year.

A third of larger employers are looking to decrease their spend on workplace pensions at the very time when they need to be considering the possibility of a higher spend, with auto-enrolment looming...

Employers in the US and Canada are leading the way in employee performance management, with the UK lagging behind, according to talent consultancy Lumesse.

Less than a fifth of UK HR staff are impresses by the quality of leadership in their organisation, according to a report published yesterday by the CIPD and talent management consultancy DDI.

UK employees' salaries are not up for discussion, especially with employers, according to new findings from Scottish Widows’ Dare Not Ask survey, published this morning.

Food manufacturer Lauren’s Patisseries has unveiled a learning academy at its chilled desserts factory in Newark to provide employees with free tutored learning in English and other skills.