LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will invest 600 million pounds ($775 million) to train construction workers and help tackle severe skills shortages that could undermine its plan to build 1.5 million homes ...

Baby boomers are heavily exposed to stocks, so a prolonged downturn could force them to delay retirement or cut back on ...

By embracing strategic workforce planning, training initiatives, staffing partnerships, and technological advancements, the ...

Santander has announced that it will be closing 75 branches across the UK with 750 jobs at risk, as the Spanish-owned bank ...

Mimi Nicklin, CEO of Empathy Everywhere, discusses why maintaining workplace connections is important in this era of empathy ...

CIPD boss reckons the pandemic was the catalyst for employers to explore new ways of working - but productivity and inactivity challenges remain ...

A 50-year-old practice has gone into voluntary liquidation, blaming rocketing cost of Professional Indemnity Insurance ...

Covering just 6 per cent of the wider landholding, the vast majority of the farm will be retained for food production, and ...

Hiring in renewable energy sector in India is expected to surge more than 18 percent in FY25 as the country accelerates its ...

In Washington D.C., the seat of the federal government where almost 20 percent of the workforce is situated, the wave of mass ...

The acting commissioner at SSA said that he has “made some mistakes” and promised to learn from them in an email to staff ...

Cost-cutting drives across the US public sector are leading to uncertainties around contracts, says Accenture CEO Julie Sweet ...