Ten tired job ad buzzwords
25 Apr 2012 | by Rebecca Burn-Callander
Are you on the look-out for a 'passionate, motivated, innovative, organised' new recruit? Join the jargon club. You've just used four of the top ten buzzwords of the year.
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How to tackle the ticking time bomb of older workers
11 May 2012 | by Marc Jones
The default retirement age has been scrapped. Managing an ageing workforce could bring new challenges. Employment solicitor Marc Jones negotiates the legal minefield.
The legal view: Can Network Rail limit staff commutes?
16 Feb 2012 | by Ann Bevitt
Thinking of following Network Rail's lead and changing a workplace location or imposing a maximum commuting time? Employment lawyer Ann Bevitt has the lowdown on the legal implications...
Workplace rights: Agency workers
01 Oct 2011 | by Michael Burd and James Davies
Controversial legal rights for employment agency workers came into force on 1 October, with far-reaching implications both for the UK's temporary work industry and companies that rely on it (described as 'hirers').
PR disaster: Milk-deprived CEO is not a-moo-sed
29 Sep 2011 | by Emma Haslett
When Beckernam PR CEO Keith Zakheim discovered there was no milk in the office, hilarity ensued - and the resulting email was leaked on the internet.
Kissing in the office a form of 'terrorism,' German group says
11 Aug 2011 | by Elizabeth Anderson
A German etiquette group advises workers to avoid puckering up when greeting colleagues.
MT Expert - People: Avoid making recruitment blunders
05 Aug 2011 | by Simon Swan
Appointing the wrong person can be detrimental to your business. Simon Swan explains how to make sure you don't get caught out...
Employees can't keep their eye on the job
07 Jun 2011 | by Dave Waller
Three in 10 workers spend more than three hours a week looking for jobs at work. Time to clamp down on their infidelity, or just let them ogle?
'Overworking can make you ill' shocker
05 Apr 2011 | by Hannah Prevett
Research suggests that clocking up more hours at work might be good for your career - but it's bad for your heart.
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.
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