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To improve the UK’s poor productivity record, the government is urging employers to develop new apprenticeship standards

Fife’s Liberal Democrats have drawn attention to “serious problems facing NHS Fife in recruitment”, especially relating to dental and medical staff

Judges have ruled that the company who spied on an employee’s Yahoo Messenger account broke the European human rights law guaranteeing privacy

Hawaii state Representative Chris Lee has introduced universal income legislation

The Prime Minister appeared to falter when challenged on poor pay and working conditions

Another significant factor in the dearth of applicants is the reduction in income required to become a senator

Almost 17 per cent of staff under the age of 55 are unhappy or dissatisfied at work

Companies are now learning fast that the millennials in their ranks will not put up with bad treatment in silence

Three Square Market recently became one of the first companies in the world to microchip its staff

Alistair McQueen, who runs savings and retirement at Aviva, apparently thinks that an extended working life should be supported and celebrated