EMPLOYERS are struggling to retain staff as they deal with a difficult recruitment climate, employment experts warn.

Human resources functions are shifting from enhancing internal operations to a more direct role in driving corporate performance, research has revealed.

Darling eases buyout fears; Code of conduct aims to head off storm of criticism; Bolton issues warning over activists; M&S bows to shareholder pressure to toughen bonuses

Deficits at the UK's 200 largest pension schemes have fallen to £2bn after most of June was spent in surplus, Aon Consulting research shows.

The launch of two commodity exchange-traded funds could trigger a huge increase in commodity investment, a manager claims.

Human rights legislation would not affect the ability of The Pensions Regulator to enforce financial support directions, a top lawyer says.

Fund managers have a growing appetite for insight and analysis on green issues, a survey by information solutions provider Thomson Financial reveals.

With the recent interest in property derivatives and other exotic vehicles, are property managers bei...

European Union moves to apply solvency requirements to occupational pension schemes could create huge deficits on company balance sheets, lawyers warn.

The Conservatives want to extend flexible working and give more opportunity for pensioners to work if they want to do so.