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UK employers ‘missing out’ on competitive benefits through lack of benchmarking
Towergate Employee Benefits found that 26 percent of UK employers are missing out on potential competitive advantages by not ...
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AI skills gap deepens across genders and generations
While 75% of companies are adopting artificial intelligence, only 35% of employees received any AI training in the past year.
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1 in 4 SMEs say remote working is a cybersecurity concern
Nearly one in four SMEs in the UK are increasingly concerned about securing remote working environments for employees.
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82% of employees feel workplace demands are ‘evolving faster than their skills’
A new report reveals that 82 percent of employees feel workplace demands are evolving faster than their skills.
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Andrew Swinand: Why Kindness at Work Pays Off
When anxiety is high and morale is low, kindness isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity. With mass layoffs, economic uncertainty, ...
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‘Record numbers’ covered by employer health schemes
The number of people in the UK covered by Private Medical Insurance through their employers reached a record 4.7 million in ...
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‘Over a quarter’ of SMEs consider job cuts following Autumn Budget
More than a quarter of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK are contemplating reducing their workforce.
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Only half of UK employees understand their company board’s role
A recent study by LawDeb, a UK-based professional services firm, found that only 51 percent of UK employees understand the role of their company board, with this number falling to 45 percent among ...
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Professionals from working class background face barriers to career and salary progression
Socio-economic status continues to have a profound impact on the career satisfaction and progression of white-collar professionals in the UK, according to a recent study by Robert Walters. A ...