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Company boards could face prosecution for failing to prevent their staff committing fraud under plans being reviewed by ministers.  

Two thirds of British parents have embraced austerity by cutting back on their standard of living to pay for their children’s university education, according to a new poll.

Theresa May defended her plans to create hundreds of new grammar schools today – as Labour warned that children who fail to get into them will be left to “rot.”

A new report is calling for improvements in school syllabuses with setting out fair and equal choices and an accredited route to management skills.

The future of learning is an on-demand model of easy access, says Lynsey Whitmarsh

The CIPD has responded to the new report on pregnancy discrimination at work from the Women and Equalities Committee, calling the mistreatment of working mothers as “inexcusable.”

One in six Britons claim to experience poor customer service at least once a week, with many blaming the attitude and competence of staff.

Novacroft, the smartcard technology company, is appealing for HR professionals across the UK to get involved in a campaign to showcase the positives of dyslexia.

What do the former bosses at Indian Wells tennis tournament and Saatchi & Saatchi have in common?

Soft skills and personality are top attributes the majority of business leaders look for when hiring, according to research.