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Software satisfaction awards: Which is your favourite HR provider?	538
3-07 - We need your votes on the software awards that matter most - the Software Satisfaction Awards 2008.
Employees want to give something back	80
3-07 - UK workers are increasingly seeking a more rewarding career, a survey has found.
Generation Y spells trouble for talent management	116
3-07 - Many organisations risk losing their most talented employees as the credit crunch takes hold, according to leadership company Dynamic Transitions.
Debenhams among winners of first LEP awards	122
2-07 - The winners of the first annual Local Employment Partnership (LEP) awards have been announced at an awards ceremony hosted by former Apprentice winner, Tim Campbell.
Majority want tax justice	63
2-07 - Only 7% of people believe that Britain's tax system gets the balance right between the amount of tax paid by the rich, the poor and those in the middle.
Restless workers struggle to find happiness	152
2-07 - A new survey has revealed that 37% of workers are not enjoying their job as much as they used to.
Lack of flexible working fails mums	129
2-07 - Mothers are hungry for work but feel that a lack of flexible working opportunities are holding them back, a poll of over 1,000 working mums has shown.
Murray mania puts absence centre court	148
1-07 - Thousands of workers are expected to pull a sickie this Wednesday as tennis player Andy Murray, the British Wimbledon hopeful, faces Rafael Nadal.
Budget blow for training departments	73
1-07 - Almost half of training and development professionals are expecting a budget cut of 20% or more.
Southern sickies spiral	134
1-07 - Absence rates in the south of England are up from 2007 figures, according to a survey by HR firm Jaluch.
Property concerns dent productivity	91
1-07 - A new report by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) suggests that housing shortages, falling prices and mortgage issues are impacting on workplace productivity.
HR administration certificate boosts competence levels	213
1-07 - A new joint initiative in HR administration, that promises to help administrators to gain a better understanding of employment law and good employment practices, has been launched.
Critic slams equality bill proposal    1	151
30-06 - The new equality bill won't address discrimination, says Dr Nic Sale, head of diversity at Pearn Kandola Business Psychologists.
Credit crunch insomnia hits professionals	113
30-06 - Workers are getting less than the prescribed eight hours of sleep each night, with worries over the credit crunch triggering a national insomnia.
Civil servants to undergo compulsory data training	133
30-06 - Civil servants dealing with personal data will be forced to take annual training following the fiasco surrounding the loss of personal details of 25m child benefits claimants.