Who are you when you’re at work

8:58am Saturday 12th April 2008

According to a study from business psychologists OPP, the UK is top of the European charts for workplace chameleons'.

Salary growth continues to slow

1:14pm Wednesday 9th April 2008

March's Report on Jobs, from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation and KPMG, signalled a modest rise in permanent staff appointments following February's slight decline.

Communication is the vital key

9:28am Monday 7th April 2008

The vast majority of businesses trying to recruit at the moment are each likely to be encountering a similar problem - a lack of available talent with suitable level of ability and experience.

Report highlights the plight of mums in the workplace

8:56am Wednesday 2nd April 2008

Sexism and the City, a new report by equality pressure group The Fawcett Society, outlines the harsh reality that mothers-to-be and new mothers experience the most discrimination in the labour market.

Thank you is easy to say

9:30am Monday 31st March 2008

Business in Wales are paying a multi-billion pound penalty for its inability to say thank you', according to a nationwide survey, conducted by White Water Strategies.

Lower salary hopes for women

9:32am Wednesday 26th March 2008

Women are asking for nearly £4,000 a year less in pay than men on average when registering with a leading online recruitment service, it has been revealed.

Getting a taste of engineering

9:31am Saturday 22nd March 2008

Youngsters from Wales have been rising to the challenge of building bridges from a range of everyday materials in order to fire their imaginations and encourage them to consider careers in engineering.

Home workers less stressed

9:54am Wednesday 19th March 2008

Working from home leaves employees worried they might be overlooked for promotion, according to new research.

Attracting the right people

9:25am Saturday 15th March 2008

In this era of skills shortages, it's harder than ever for smaller firms to lure the top talent.