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Statutory Sick Pay will be made available from day one when self-isolating, instead of day four, the Prime Minister has announced.
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Some tips this Valentine's Day on how to fall in love with your job
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LGBT inclusion in the workplace is fast becoming a priority for organisations of all sizes across the UK.
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Introduction of Jack’s Law will ensure workers are better supported after the loss of a child.
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Latest research gives a good indication about future trends and opportunities
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Many job seekers assume that December is a bad time to look for a new job, yet December can be a great time to keep motivated and continue your job search.
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More people are rejecting the traditional 9-5 working pattern in favour of greater flexibility to get ahead in their careers and enjoy a better work-life balance.
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Research shows that office Christmas party traditions are disliked among large sections of the workforce
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Employers’ confidence in the UK economy has dropped to the joint-lowest level since mid-2016
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Company bans on workers’ accessing emails after office hours could do more harm than good to employee wellbeing, a new study suggests.
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Get the attention of potential employers and increase your chances of being hired
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Fewer than half of employees read the small print before accepting a role – but it affects pensions, paid leave, sick pay and so much more
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If you’re entering the world of work or thinking about a career change, you might be wondering if experience is more important than a degree, or vice versa.
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Research highlights the importance of accurate, on-time pay
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How to put together a list of references to make your job search run smoother.
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It's always wise to maintain good relations with former employers
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With temperatures soaring in the UK, what are your workplace rights when the mercury rises?
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Government changes could see two million low-income workers become eligible for statutory sick pay.
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Only 9 months to prepare following the publication of the draft Finance Bill.
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Costing companies thousands of pounds and creating long-lasting negative effects on businesses.
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The government has called on women of all ages to consider a career in engineering.
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The latest REC JobsOutlook shows that employers’ confidence in making hiring and investment decisions increased by 4 percentage points.
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Taking the time to perfect your job advert from the start can be hugely beneficial.
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Why you should ask questions, when is a good time and what questions you should ask.
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Workers and job seekers confidence in the UK labour market has dropped by 10 percent
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Sales and academic research rule the roost in terms of work-life satisfaction
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Experts warn stagnating wage growth and low levels of job switching is ‘not what the textbooks say should happen’
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Amid labour market boom, experts say older workers will be vital to addressing the looming workforce shortages
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Half (51 per cent) of employers anticipate a shortage of candidates to fill permanent jobs, according to a report by the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC).
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We are thrilled to announce that we have recently attained Audited status with the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC).
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After over 30 years at RJA House in Immingham, List has relocated to the market town of Brigg, North Lincolnshire.
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Labour market statistics published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) this week shows that the UK unemployment rate is the lowest it's been for 43 years at 4.2%, down from 4.6% for a year earlier. This means we are seeing more people in work - 32.39 million which is 146,000 more than for November 2017 to January 2018 and 440,000 more than for a year earlier.
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