Recruitment industry warns that employment reforms, higher taxes and rising labour costs could undermine hiring and economic growth.

Emma Reynolds' distinction between employers and employees draws criticism as small businesses face mounting employment costs.

Thousands of telecoms staff face uncertainty as debt pressures and competition prompt plans for major workforce reductions.

Every acquisition, restructure and expansion leaves a workaround behind. Archie Veerabahu of HiBob explains how those workarounds pile up into 'change debt ...

The Irish playwright and writer Oscar Wilde had a particularly cutting observation about the human tendency to imitate others. Writing in De Profundis, a long letter composed during his imprisonment ...

Business groups welcome measures on training and recruitment but warn that rising costs, workplace regulation and insufficient attention to employee health could limit their impact.

Ministers seek industry commitments to expand early-career opportunities while addressing recruitment barriers, skills shortages and changing workforce demands.

The company's former UK chief receives a substantial remuneration increase as employee numbers decline and partnership profits rise.

NHS England figures reveal a 6.2 percent annual increase in medical certification amid concerns over sickness absence and workplace support.

Younger employees could see slower pay growth from next April as ministers balance rising wages against concerns about employment opportunities.

Economic forecasts point to historically weak household income growth as rising prices and subdued earnings erode spending power.

"It's the market rate" may no longer be enough to justify a pay difference. Sara Hill of RoleMapper explains why recent equal ...