en 60 /careersandjobs/news/story/40282.html?rss=1 Workers in London are the unhappiest employees in the UK, a new survey has revealed. /careersandjobs/news/story/38902.html?rss=1 Working from home reduces stress in office workers but leads to fears about career progression, research suggests. /careersandjobs/news/story/37722.html?rss=1 UK businesses who are investing in newspaper advertising to recruit graduate talent may be wasting their money, a survey warns. /careersandjobs/news/story/37352.html?rss=1 The question of whether an employer can take into account a previous disciplinary warning is a difficult one. /careersandjobs/news/story/34062.html?rss=1 Contrary to the common perception, it is young people who suffer most from age discrimination at work rather than older workers, a study shows. /careersandjobs/news/story/33062.html?rss=1 It's that time of year when sneezes and splutters sneak their way round the office – but how likely are workers to take time off when they've been caught by a cold? /careersandjobs/news/story/32622.html?rss=1 One of the buzzwords around at the moment is 'employability'. /careersandjobs/news/story/32082.html?rss=1 A survey of office workers' eating habits has revealed a gaping hole in the nation's appetite, leading to almost £17bn in lost productivity. /careersandjobs/news/story/31722.html?rss=1 Firms should actively support workplace romances, according to a new study. /careersandjobs/news/story/31682.html?rss=1 Hairdressers are a cut above the rest when it comes to being happy in the workplace, a study finds. /careersandjobs/news/story/31622.html?rss=1 The number of men in Britain earning less than their partner has doubled in the last five years - from one in 10 to one in five, a study by online bank Egg finds. /careersandjobs/news/story/31262.html?rss=1 Your CV is your sales pitch and you only have one chance to make a favourable impression. /careersandjobs/news/story/13902.html?rss=1 A study by IT recruitment firm CV Screen has found that permanent IT salaries in the UK have risen by 5.5 per cent in the last 12 months. /careersandjobs/news/story/5622.html?rss=1 Europeans are turning their attention to the search capabilities of their mobile phones when looking for new jobs, a study finds. /careersandjobs/news/story/5222.html?rss=1 Half of UK bosses are dreaming of escaping the rat race to find their own small slice of rural happiness, a study finds. /careersandjobs/news/story/5082.html?rss=1 Employees who hold on to their jobs following enforced redundancies are nearly as likely to require treatment for stress as workers who loose their jobs. /careersandjobs/news/story/4462.html?rss=1 Women make up just 10 per cent of directors of FTSE 100 firms, a new report has warned. /careersandjobs/news/story/4442.html?rss=1 The US economy generated an estimated 167,000 new jobs in December, beating market forecasts. /careersandjobs/news/story/4262.html?rss=1 British workers are losing out on nearly £5,000 every year, according to a new survey. /careersandjobs/news/story/3865.html?rss=1 Despite claiming to be content in their current position, UK workers are always on the look out for the next job opportunity. /careersandjobs/news/story/3823.html?rss=1 Learning a second language can greatly improve your career prospects, a survey has concluded. /careersandjobs/news/story/3802.html?rss=1 Bonuses are much more effective at improving employee job performance than merit raises, a study says. /careersandjobs/news/story/3779.html?rss=1 The US unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in over five years in October, government statistics show. /careersandjobs/news/story/3768.html?rss=1 British employees are much more likely to leave their jobs than their European neighbours, a report has concluded. /careersandjobs/news/story/3749.html?rss=1 One in five UK employees have experienced some form of bullying or harassment at work over the last three years.