Three in 10 employees admit to calling in sick despite no illness, research reveals
Three in 10 (31%) employees cited the need for time away from the workplace as their excuse for taking a sick day.
North Lincolnshire Council rebrands action station service to jobs team
The jobs team acts as a one-stop shop for individuals seeking employment or career advancement.
HMRC issues warning to workers who receive tips
According to the LITRG, "If an employee gets cash tips directly from a customer without the employer being involved, the tips belong to the employee."
Maximus celebrates job support impact in Wrexham
So far, more than 900 Wrexham residents have been supported on their journey into work.
First-time employment affects health behaviours in young adults, study shows
The study assessed daily fruit and vegetable intake, regular physical activity patterns, and daily sleep duration after employment.
Improving finances could help tackle ‘Blue Monday’ – Unbiased
Blue Monday typically falls on the third Monday of the year, in this case 20th January.
Standard Life shares financial tips for 2025
Mike Ambery said: "The start of a new year is an excellent opportunity to regain control of your finances and set achievable goals."
“Smart financial decisions are a lifelong habit” says Moneyfarm’s Chris Rudden
Rudden advised saving and investing 10% to 20% of salary each month, increasing the likelihood of retiring with £1m rather than nothing.
Government targets care for musculoskeletal conditions to reduce economic inactivity – DWP
This funding aims to develop new methods for treating MSK patients faster and supporting their return to work.
Investing in children’s pensions could boost retirement savings – Standard Life
Investing £300 each Christmas into a child’s pension from birth to age 18 could create a pot of £7,390 by age 22.
Bibby Financial Services appoints Hannah Bloxham as HR Director
Bloxham joins BFS with 20 years experience in HR leadership, having held senior positions at Siemens and across the British Civil Service.
Low pay and housing costs drive debt among 18 to 24-year-olds – StepChange
Research by StepChange Debt Charity revealed low pay, unemployment and high housing costs are driving debt problems among 18-24 year olds.
