Disadvantaged workers still struggling to get a break
22 Dec 2010 | by David Waller
The Government's plan to get disadvantaged groups into jobs is being hampered. But it's not just the recruiters' fault.
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Magic circle firms reject candidates with 'working class accents'
22 Dec 2010 | by Emma Haslett
New research has suggested that the top law firms are passing over job candidates who don't sound posh enough.
Government gloom after Cable clanger and borrowing bonanza
21 Dec 2010 | by James Taylor
The Business Secretary's unguarded comments about the Coalition are certainly damaging - if only to Vince himself. And some rotten news on the public finances won't help matters.
Stress hits middle managers the hardest
21 Dec 2010 | by Dave Waller
14% of middle managers have been signed off sick with stress - compared to just 7% of their bosses...
Who said it?
20 Dec 2010 | by Elizabeth Anderson
'People are confusing equal opportunities with equal outcomes, and there is little popular support for the kind of social engineering being demanded by feminists and legislators' - In a remark likely to stir the debate on equal pay, Catherine Hakim, a sociologist at the London School of Economics, says...
25% of employees admit to fiddling expenses
20 Dec 2010 | by Emma Haslett
Expense-fiddling appears to be on the up within UK business - but are firms doing enough to help themselves?
Fewer of us are expecting a pay rise next year
17 Dec 2010 | by Emma Haslett
The number of workers expecting a salary hike in 2011 is down on last year. Which could be bad news for their employers.
Employees tell managers they're a-ok
16 Dec 2010 | by Emma Haslett
It's all very heart-warming: a survey has found that employees' love for their managers has returned. Can it last?
The Apprentice 'interview' round: we smell a rat
16 Dec 2010 | by Emma Haslett
The Apprentice may be great viewing, but it's not exactly a model of interviewing best practice.
Own up, workers urge bosses
15 Dec 2010 | by Dave Waller
The UK's workers want their managers to admit their mistakes more readily. But it seems they're not very good at that...
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