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Schools in England struggling to recruit teachers are spending £1.3bn per year on supply staff, an increase of more than a quarter over two years, warns the Labour Party.

Nearly two out of five employees opt out of their employer’s Christmas party as workplace stress peaks at the year-end, new research from MetLife Employee Benefits shows.    

Enhancing the employability of graduates is a key aim of the new green paper on higher education, which has been recently published.

Difficulty obtaining finance and a general skills shortage risk undermining Britain’s start-up revolution, the Institute of Directors has warned today.

A new report published from Universities UK challenges the idea that there is an oversupply of graduates.    

All organisations dream of having that something special, those employees with an unbelievably unique talent whose visions and actions have the potential to really change the way things are done around the business

Joanne Danehl explains how rotational working proves international opportunities for ambitious talent

More than one in four UK employees want their company to introduce more eco-friendly policies, says a report by facilities management specialists Direct365. 

More than 200,000 pupils are still being taught in primaries that have failed to hit rigorous standards, despite a growing number leaving schools with a good grounding in reading, writing and maths, new figures show. 

Schools in England are reporting increasing difficulties in recruiting teachers, head teachers are warning.