Adzuna.co.uk says there were 1.9 jobseekers per vacancy in September.

Towers Watson says the increases are broadly in line with other Western European countries.

Morgan McKinley confirms renewed energy within London's financial services sector.

Real Madrid are more financially fraught than president Florentino Perez is letting on.

Robert Half survey shows that companies ratchet up basic salaries to retain talent

British charities condemn William Shawcross’s comments that high-paid chief will bring charity work into disrepute.

DeVere Group CEO Nigel Green says people saving for retirement may be in for a shocking surprise

Deputy prime minister goes further than David Cameron by categorically rejecting improved salary.

Employment lawyer says banks likely to ramp up fixed salaries to offset European Union bonus caps.

Average vote against executive pay hike deals at FTSE 100 companies tumble by 18%

Consumer Price Inflation may not dip below 2.5% before 2016, says the Ernst & Young Item Club.

The new state pension scheme plans to stop unjustified, new claims for pension.

BBC series accused of underpaying Llandaff Cathedral Choir for Britain's biggest God Slot show.

Live coverage of Chancellor George Osborne's 2013 Budget speech where he will also scrap beer duty escalator.

The total amount of late or unpaid rent in England and Wales rises to £326m in December from £241m in November.

On 06 November 2012, after electoral campaigns costing some $5.8 billion (and feeling like they had continued from the 2010 Midterms) President Obama convinced enough voters to give him "the benefit of the doubt" and re-elect him for a second term in the White House. On 09 November in his first address after securing victory, the President threw down a gauntlet to his Republican opponents in Congress over his proposal to increase taxes on the rich in order to avert the dire consequences ...

Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband's attack on the economic record of Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne raises several questions of accuracy.

Revelations follow recent list claiming Ronaldo is 10th best-paid footballer in the world.

New man at Transport Department fires opening shots in fight that may go to door of chancellor George Osborne.

Some rail fares in England will rise by 6.2% in January - about double the rate of inflation - although other price rises may be higher.

The controversial chief executive of Trinity Mirror Sly Bailey has stepped down ahead of her planned December departure

Shareholder Spring intensifies as stockholders revolt against WPP's CEO Sir Martin Sorrell 60 percent pay hike.

Russian opposition estimates 60,000-70,000 people gathered in Moscow's streets to stage first anti-Putin protest since his inauguration in May.

New report showing the average 10% increase in FTSE 100 CEO wages will likely inflame the shareholders revolt against executive pay

Romania faces political turmoil after no confidence vote ousts Mihai Razvan Ungureanu's cabinet

The shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, believes business needs to show it is a force for good.

Up to 600 workers at the Chinese diamond mining company Anjin Investments have gone on strike to demand higher wages and improved working conditions.

The U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs' £10 million tax deal with Her Majesty’s Royal Customs (HMRC) has raised serious questions about favouritism shown to big corporations based in the UK.

If a week is a long time in politics, then Brian Cowen must be wishing that the relatively short time remaining between now and the next general election in Ireland feels like a decade to the electorate. With the latest polls showing his Fianna Fáil Party's ratings to be around 13 per cent after a lost by-election in Donegal and the first stage of an austerity Budget being passed on 07 December 2010, the Party needs all the time it can get to restore its fortunes.