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New research shows the self-employed work an extra 14 hours per week compared to employed workers – adding up to an extra month a year

Financially savvy speakers of Chinese are best placed to bag the top salary packages available in the British financial sector, according to recent research by job search engine, Adzuna.co.uk.

New research has revealed what the average Briton feels they need to lead a ‘comfortable life’ - a pay rise of £7,200. That’s the conclusion of a new study commissioned by the world’s largest job site, Indeed.

69% of Brits’ personal lives have been affected by work

As CV-Library looks at the impact their job has on their mental health

CIPD survey of employers warns of unintended consequences as nearly half (46%) of employers paying the levy expect their organisation to simply re-badge existing training

By Andrew Hunter, Co-Founder of Adzuna

AN INCREASING number of British businesses would like to regularly reward their staff but feel limited by budgets, according to new research.

Commenting on the latest labour market statistics from the Office of National Statistics, Ian Brinkley, Acting Chief Economist at the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development said:

Pay management is entering a new era of transparency and openness, according to the latest Reward Management Survey from the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development.

Organisations need to pull out all the stops to secure and keep first choice candidates.

Senior decision makers working for small businesses in the UK believe they’re being held back because of a lack of proper management training, according to a new survey.

A recent totaljobs study of 2,600 jobseekers and nearly 100 employers has shown that while the ‘Returnship’ initiative can offer a valuable route back into the workforce for anyone taking a break in their career, their success is hindered by a lack of awareness, rather than a lack of interest.

It was once widely accepted that the career path you chose after school or university would be maintained/consistent until retirement. However, in today’s more fluid and fast-paced job market, is having a “career for life” becoming an outdated concept?

The UK remains the most popular country among Europeans looking to work abroad, but its lead is eroding fast, according to new analysis by the world’s largest job site Indeed.