Workplaces are increasingly lean – and everyone wants to make a good impression. But if you’re taking leave to catch up on work, it may be time to speak up....

Many millennials aren’t satisfied with their jobs. Some are taking the drastic measure of starting ‘minternships’, purposely returning themselves to the bottom of the career ladder....

Each new industrial robot wipes out 1.6 manufacturing jobs, according to Oxford Economics. Regions where more people have lower skills, which tend to have weaker economies and higher unemployment rates...

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says 31% of graduates are overeducated for the job they are doing. For those graduating before 1992, the number was only 22%, but this...

More than 320,500 self-employed people in Britain are working two or more jobs, new analysis suggests. A study by the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) - seen by...

In general, the benefit of a humanities degree is the emphasis it puts on teaching students to think, critique and persuade – often in the grey areas where there isn’t...

Capitalism’s great engine of growth has also become one of great inequality. Our societies are losing hope that all citizens can secure a fair stake in this prosperity. We’re losing...

UK firms are being squeezed by labour shortages, rising prices and a slowdown in sales. More companies than ever before are finding it hard to recruit staff according to the...

When young people in the U.K. were asked in 2011 about the careers they wanted, the most popular ambitions were for jobs such as doctors, vets, firefighters, teachers and actors....