A new survey* has revealed that the average Brit spends one week a year commuting to and from work, as well as paying £1,738 annually on travel costs. The research, which polled 2,000 full-time, ...

Employee turnover affects the trajectory of every organisation. All businesses experience occasional turnover fluctuations, but things become problematic when turnover rates are consistently high.

As many as 66 percent of Primary school children are in a state of anxiety about thier school life, according to new research. A nationwide survey of primary school parents and teachers has revealed ...

As Coronavirus sends ripples of destruction through the world’s economy, the UK high-street has felt it hard with many household names such as Cath Kidston and Flybe buckling under the strain. Ask ...

More than half (53%) of UK workers say they have taken time off work to stay at home for either delivery, inspection or repair in the past year according to research from Hometree, the smart home ...

Customers of employee benefits technology provider Zest, increased investment on reward packages by 22% over the last 12 ...

Author: Curtis Sparrer, Princepal of Bospar The White House has come up with a genius cost-cutting measure: pay federal ...

Embarking on a job search can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. One day you may be thrilled about potential new ...

A new study by Lenstore has analysed digital consumption across 40 countries to identify which devices cause the most harm to our eyes. COVID-19 has radically shifted the way time is spent online.

There is so much unresolved global conflict, and politicians seem powerless to deal with it or many of us feel they are ...

Twenty-seven percent of employers cite living with serious ill-health, including cancer, as a concern for their Baby-boomer ...

Research proves a clear link between employability and recruitment, but surprisingly continues to shape the way employees are treated at work. Eight in 10 employers admit to making discriminating ...