The average employer now receives 140 applications per graduate job, according to new figures from the Institute of Student Employers.
Female representation on FTSE 350 executive committees has fallen to 32%, according to the annual Women Count survey.
Personnel Today Awards 2024 shortlist: Family-Friendly Employer of the Year
Shortlisted companies in the Family-friendly Employer of the Year category have seen improved engagement and performance through inclusive initiatives.
An office worker who was repeatedly ignored by her boss when she greeted him wins a claim for unfair dismissal.
Karen McEwan told the public inquiry into the Post Office Horizon scandal that former chair Henry Staunton had asked her to ‘close down’ an investigation into the conduct of chief executive, Nick Read.
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Seasonal hiring is so far sluggish for Christmas 2024, while jobseeker demand for work over the period reaches six-year high
Shortlisted companies in the Family-friendly Employer of the Year category have seen improved engagement and performance through inclusive initiatives.
12 November 2024 |Register now for our masterclass exploring your legal obligations to applicants with disabilities and health conditions.
An office worker who was repeatedly ignored by her boss when she greeted him wins a claim for unfair dismissal.
Disabilities pay gaps in the UK have remained stable since 2014, new Office for National Statistics data reveals
The number of businesses obtaining sponsor licences to hire overseas talent went up by 44% year-on-year in August, according to data obtained by Jobbatical.
The average employer now receives 140 applications per graduate job, according to new figures from the Institute of Student Employers.
Pay offers by train companies and Network Rail have been accepted by members of the RMT union, averting further industrial action.