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100 jobs created by leading West Sussex-based holiday company following bumper start to the year for forward bookings

Zero hour contracts have been the subject of some critical and selective news reports in the past few weeks. However they can be welcomed by many workers and should not be dismissed out of hand

PHS Datashred, the confidential data destruction division of the £422 million PHS Group, has continued its national expansion by purchasing Bettershred

1st October 2013 | The Grange City Hotel, London

Research from totaljobs.com shows that the average jobseeker is willing to travel up to 72 miles to attend a job interview

Sharesave scheme will benefit over 500 employees in 2013

The micro blogging site Twitter, launched on March 2006 has phenomenal growth over the past 7 years

Survey reveals that Scottish oil and gas workers are divided over what independence could mean for investment levels, wages and jobs

While there are still those European countries – such as Italy and Spain – struggling to bounce back after the economic crisis, Poland’s economy is recovering

Financial Times has announced it will be publishing a special report in partnership with OUTstanding in Business

Charles Russam, Chairman of Russam GMS

Large numbers of employers and recruiters are still failing to adequately assess an individual’s right to work in the UK, according to professional employment provider, giant group

The majority (83%) of female employees move into part-time and/or flexible working roles on their return from maternity leave according to new research with UK HR directors published today by leading recruitment specialist Robert Half. This rises to 92% of employees in London and the South East, but falls to 70% in the North and Scotland and 78% in the Midlands