Chief executives at NHS trusts set to be scrapped by the government have been offered a GBP130,000 golden goodbye if they resign voluntarily, it has been reported.

Nearly a fifth of FTSE-100 companies have used some form of asset to cover pension scheme liabilities, according to figures from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).

Workers at the BBC have voted to strike by an overwhelming majority in protest at proposed changes to the broadcaster's pension scheme.

More employers are now struggling to manage the key risks associated with employee reward and its effect on recruitment and retention, new CIPD research has found.

DIY retailer B&Q has announced a programme of eco-incentives for its 30,000 staff to help them reduce their energy bills and carbon footprint.

Nearly a third of Generation Y workers do not trust their employer, a study by recruitment consultants Badenoch and Clark has found.

US CEOs who sacked the most staff were also likely to be the highest earners in 2009, according to a new report.

The number of people working in direct selling has risen by 22 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2010, according to the Direct Selling Association (DSA).

The UK will face a chronic shortage of vital engineering skills unless private-sector employers develop a 'joined-up approach' with the government and education sector, a Siemens HR director has told PM.

National Probation Service workers supervising offenders on unpaid work placements are routinely facing threats, abuse and in some cases violence, according to a new report.