Management

Health & safety reforms: Businesses have no faith in Government

"Every time there is a serious incident a new piece of legislation has been created."
 

Olympian Flexibility – Issues at Work

It is crucial to set out clear guidelines over flexible working as we head towards the London Olympics.
 

Think before slashing employee benefits

UK firms should avoid slashing employee benefits as part of cost reduction measures in 2012.
 

Increasingly stressed employees turning to the bottle

New survey shows employers need to pay more attention to the issue of employee stress.
 

What Financial Executives Need to Consider When Choosing a Language Services Provider

Partnering with a firm that will serve as your international brand custodian.  
 

Workplace pension reforms: More certainty now seen over the full set of auto-enrolment rules

Clarification on definition of 'basic pay' welcomed in particular.
 

Facebook Timeline: Ahead of compulsory adoption, employees urged to tidy up profiles

Facebook's Timeline interface is currently been rolled out across all users whether they want it or not.  
 

Administration – A Supplier and Customer Perspective

How should a business prepare for this eventuality of going into administration?
 

Apprenticeships challenge university degrees on pay scale

Those who are able to secure a good apprenticeship can earn almost as much as graduates over their lifetime.
 

Graduates remain unemployed as universities churn out wads of worthless qualifications

2012’s bumper crop of graduate applicants will compel business to seek smarter recruitment solutions.
 

Universities fail to prepare students for work; employers prefer school leavers claim Adecco

Leading recruiter calls on all parties to deal with shortcomings in workplace skills.
 

How accurate is your actual vs planned time and costs?

Achieving greater visibility and tighter control of performance in billable markets where time is money.
 

IBM lead Samsung and Canon on US patents list to set new patent record

IBM inventors earned a record 6,180 US patents in 2011, more than quadrupling Hewlett-Packard’s issuances.
 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>

Blogs

LATEST POSTS
No wonder we’re not saving for our pensions

The great conundrum of pensions is why so much buys so little.

- The Edge, Richard Northedge
 
Puma: Intelligent footprints

If you haven’t heard of TruCost yet, you’ll hear more about them over the coming months.

- Eco-Finance, Peter Wognum