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Kent County Council is preparing to face a "warts and all" assessment of the way it treats staff after thousands of workers shared their views.
Department store Marks & Spencer is looking for 'moment makers' to serve customers in run-up to the big day.
Company has revealed the identity of its new chief executive officer - taking over the reins this week.
Science park welcomes healthcare company as it moves in and plans to expand 'rapidly'.
County council's stand-alone law firm hires new CEO after last quit in April amid concerns of failing to generate expected revenues.
Energy company has opened new offices in the county with a view to its power coming from renewable sources.
More people in the county are claiming unemployment benefits, bucking a national trend.
Strong line-up at fourth annual conference devoted to the world of HR.
Business group has written to the Government calling on funding for further education to be a priority
After 10 years working for a local authority, a property expert has joined the consultancy team of leading firm.
Businesses say they are fed up with boy racers leaving a trail of rubbish and intimidating their staff.
Academy launched by Dragons' Den star is now helping students at one of the county's leading colleges.
Legal firm to leave site it has occupied for nearly 180 years and move to nearby business park.
Olympian Jack Green will join more than 100 business people for a conference focusing on mental health at work as part of World Mental Health Day.
Funding programme has enabled SMEs to boost sales and create dozens of new jobs.
The networking group staged a successful return in September - now tickets are available for its next event.
Care bosses say firms which look after elderly and vulnerable people will face a recruitment crisis if the government curbs immigration after Brexit.
Three-year contract will see Kent firm extend its services to 44,000 adults to help them get into employment.
Construction giant hopes to put 36 apprenticeships a year through the scheme to train them to drive LGVs.
HR professionals and business managers are urged to attend event which takes place next month.
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