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COVID-19 has presented many challenges for businesses.

Given the varying impact of Coronavirus by sector, with healthcare and IT booming whilst construction and others ground to a halt, we recognise it won't be a rapid bounce back across the board.

Of the industries that have been badly affected by coronavirus (Covid-19), construction and extraction workers have seen the biggest impact on their wages

The REC is overhauling its governance after getting the backing of its Council and membership in votes earlier in the year.

By Solene Tatton-Brown, Marketing Manager, DaXtra Technologies

Business leaders are being warned they need to make radical changes to their management styles or risk losing a generation of achievers, as well as finding their own organisations are left behind, according to Lightbulb Leadership Solutions.

Background checks in Australia are becoming popular. If you are a company or HR professional that is looking to hire, depending on what sector your workplace operates in, a background check can be either mandatory or recommended.

New data from online training provider, High Speed Training, reveals that many career-savvy Britons have been using their time spent at home during lockdown to improve their business skills.

Working in Human Resources allows you to direct administrative functions and oversee the hiring of new staff members.

The UK government must invest in technology to boost the UK’s manufacturing sector and enable it to bounce back after the coronavirus pandemic.

A recent survey has looked into the impact Covid-19 has had on the jobs market, revealing that 29% of businesses are expecting to decrease their workforce in the next three months.

92% of employers would implement a workplace savings scheme

The stock market is a daunting, high risk, yet exhilarating adrenaline rush ride.

Large scale job losses in London in reaction to the Brexit vote failed to materialize but this is far from the case amid the COVID-19 pandemic

43 per cent of employees have made mistakes resulting in cybersecurity repercussions for themselves or their company, according to a new global report from email security firm, Tessian.