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Councils will experience a "surge of enquiries" as over 320,000 people contact them for assessments as the care cap is introduced, Partnership has warned.

Two rogue private investigators, who were hired by Allianz and other firms between 2009 and 2010, have been found guilty of conspiring to breach the Data Protection Act.

Young people with chronic health conditions are more vulnerable to job loss, a new report by Fit for Work UK has cautioned.

Monetary Policy Committee minutes reveal unwillingness to raise interest rates after unemployment falls

Less than half (43%) of employers have a long-term plan in place for getting the most out of their employee value proposition (EVP), research has found.

The Institute of Customer Service has said the retail banking and insurance sector need to focus on customer service as a strategic business initiative to improve business performance.

More than eight in 10 children with cancer now survive, compared to just three in 10 in the late 1960s, according to research.

Universal Provident has confirmed it is withdrawing its Oasis Plan from the market.

Household finances across the country appear worse than a year ago research from the Legal & General MoneyMood Survey has found.

Additional charges could generate around £3bn a year to fund NHS services, a report has argued.