Nearly half of all businesses do not have social media and networking policies in place, despite the fact that three quarters use social networking for business purposes, according to a survey by law...

The public sector faces 37% of employment appeals despite employing just 22% of UK workforce, research published this morning reveals.

One in three UK workers admit lying to take time off work, mainly because they’re disillusioned with their jobs, according to research published today by PwC on attitudes to absence.

Recruitment into e-business is soaring, with the IMRG e-Jobs Index showing 63% of online businesses increased staff levels over the past year alone, with an estimated 730,000 now working in, or in...

Employers are keen to voice their opinions at work, but fee their views are not considered, new research from Monster reveals.

Long-term absence is not only an issue for over two-thirds of employers - it can also have a major impact on their staff.

UK employers are against voluntary or compulsory quotas for women on the board being foisted upon FTSE companies.

PwC has given 100 first year university students the chance to showcase their skills with a clear route to a full time role on the firm's graduate programme.

The number of employers taking on remote workers over the last year has soared by more than two thirds, according to a survey of 45,000 SMEs.

'Top Gear presenter' has topped the list of the jobs men would most like to do – beating video games tester and professional sportsman..

The British Safety Council has met with Ragnar Löfstedt as part of his Government-backed independent review of health and safety regulation, which aims to simplify the rules.

The majority of graduates plan to leave their current jobs within two years, or as soon as something better comes along, a study of 1,900 graduates reveals.