Category: News

As it’s National Sickie Day today, UK bosses have revealed the most ludicrous reasons given by employees when calling in sick.

Many people say modern GCSE subjects are easier than the traditional Maths, English and Science papers sat by previous generations, but could you pass these tests yourself?

Poor hiring decisions are generating losses of up to £15,000 for UK businesses, with two thirds of recruitment professionals admitting to losing a significant amount of money on hires that haven’t worked out, according to the latest research.

The financial stresses and pressures of self-employment are taking their toll on family life, according to the latest report.

Small and medium-sized firms sharply divided on their outlook towards productivity improvements, entering new markets and raising finance.

Candidate applications were up by a staggering 55 per cent in January, suggesting that competition for jobs is rife this New Year, according to the compared job market data – January 2017 with December 2016.

The latest figures for the UK manufacturing sector show a good start to 2017, posting at 55.9 for January 2017, only slightly below December’s 56.1 high of over two years.

Brits still struggle to identify homegrown brands and are overestimating the size of some of our biggest companies, new research reveals.

Few UK Employers organisations are prepared to handle the requirements of the new gender pay reporting Regulations coming into force in April 2017, according to a new survey.

A survey published today has exposed weaknesses in the coverage amongst private sector employees of the Government’s pension auto-enrolment (AE) policy.

Dragons’ Den experts Nick Jenkins and Sarah Willingham are officially ‘out’ of the popular BBC show, as it was announced they had been axed.

Regulations laid in parliament today will make large businesses publish details on the time taken to pay their suppliers to shine a light on bad practice as latest figures show SMEs are owed £26.3 billion in overdue payments

Almost three quarters of office staff are so overwhelmed with work they have to put in 180 extra hours every year, according to new research.

Facebook and Enterprise Nation have joined forces to support women business owners across the country, in a new partnership revealed today.

More jobseekers sought to beat the New Year scramble for jobs, as applications surged during the end of 2016, latest data has revealed, with job applications being up 11 per cent in the last three months of 2016, when compared with the three months prior.