Employment

From subsidised ski trips to table tennis tournaments - and even lessons in making artisan bread - the top companies to work for in the UK know how to

With employee satisfaction becoming increasingly conducive to productivity and staff retention, companies around the world are vying to become the best places to work. Glassdoor - the website

The festive tunes are bellowing out, drinks are flowing and conversations between colleagues become rather less formal than they are in the office. The office Christmas party is a

Almost half of young people feel unprepared for work, according to a survey conducted by British employers’ group the CBI. The poll of more than 1,000 people between

Developers tell Compelo about the harsh reality of working conditions in the video game industry Rockstar Games has been criticised for staff working 100-hour weeks in the run-up

More women in boardrooms are needed among the UK’s top public companies if they are to meet a government target of having women fill a third of senior

Thoughtonomy has developed software that creates a virtual workforce by automating repetitive tasks The London company is one of UK’s fastest-growing tech start-ups, trebling revenue in the past

Members of trade unions Unite and GMB have voted in favour of industrial action as offshore oil and gas workers look for higher pay from the Offshore Contractors

Increased financial costs, diminished staff loyalty and greater risk of scandal are some of the potential consequences for business lacking a clear identity - highlighting why company values