flatfair named among ‘best places to work’ in Sunday Times 2025 ranking
Gary Wright said: “flatfair’s recognition in this prestigious list underlines a culture that values openness, shared success and meaningful impact."
Mitie Group earns health and safety award from the RoSPA
The award focuses on safety training, workshops, and encouraging a culture of open communication around safety.
Government creates 120,000 new training places to build UK workforce
The plans cover training more bricklayers, carpenters and healthcare support workers, with reforms aimed at young, domestic talent.
Lemongrass wins ‘Sunday Times Best Places to Work’ award for second year running
Abi Best said: “This recognition reinforces that we're on the right path, and we’re more motivated than ever to keep building a workplace where people truly thrive.”
EDF ranked top 10 in Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2025
EDF Customers scored among the highest for engagement in the 2,000+ employee group.
Railpen transfers third-party pension administration business to Broadstone
The deal covers more than 20 pension schemes and over 110,000 members across the UK.
Wiltshire College & University Centre surpasses 100 apprentices in 100 days target
Kyeisha Adams said: “We believe in investing in people and working with the college helps us to help our staff reach their potential."
INTERVIEW: AI integration in the workplace
Matthieu Rouif said: "AI opens opportunities to focus on storytelling, emotional connection, and innovation - areas where human insight remains essential."
Barron McCann gives Derby pupils hands-on workplace experience
The initiative supported pupils who may find it difficult to secure traditional work placements.
Clergy pensions receive boost under new proposals
The changes would mean an extra £900m paid out to clergy during retirement.
Government launches £45m scheme to help young people into work and training – DWP
Thousands of young people in England are set to get targeted help into work and training under a new £45m scheme from the Government. The ‘Youth Guarantee’ programme has officially started in Liverpool, with the aim of supporting 18 to 21 year olds into education, work or training. The scheme is part of the Government’s wider plan to boost growth by getting more people into work. The Youth Guarantee trailblazers will match young people to job or training options and test which local structures work best. They will also develop new ways to reach and keep in touch with those
HS2 helps over 5,000 unemployed people into work
Mark Wild said: “HS2 is creating new opportunities for people now, and that will continue in the years ahead.”
