CBI Wales urges business involvement in apprenticeship design
Their briefing paper suggests making the apprenticeship system more efficient, targeting green industries, AI, and advanced manufacturing.
Young employees report higher burnout and stress levels – Avilio
The survey revealed that 42% of employees aged 18 to 34 experienced burnout in the past year.
Bellevue Law strengthens employment team with senior hire
Esther Langdon is known for her work in discrimination, whistleblowing, workplace investigations, and post-termination restrictions.
Employers must support parents to maintain productivity, says Avilio CEO
Philippe Masson said: “Employers need to support their talent so that they can excel in their roles, while still fulfilling and enjoying their roles as parents.”
Redundancy payments can help cover debt or mortgage, says WEALTH at work
WEALTH at work outlined key areas to consider for those made redundant.
Workers in early 30s prioritise flexible hours over higher pay – Phoenix Group
The study revealed that employees aged 30-34 were more likely to want fewer working hours and were willing to accept less pay.
79% consider leaving jobs due to skills gap – Beamery
Employees cited a lack of internal advancement opportunities (45%), rigid role structures (29%), restrictive policies (25%), and insufficient managerial support (20%) as barriers to utilising their skills.
Women lag behind men in workplace wellbeing, YuLife report finds
The YouGov survey showed only 54% of women rated their wellbeing as "good" compared to 63% of men.
Three-quarters of pensioners report cold homes amid rising energy costs – Age UK
For those with household incomes of £20,000 or less, 35% said their home was too cold most or all of the time.
Scotland’s public sector workforce and pay grow faster than rest of UK, research reveals
Public sector employment in Scotland has increased by 56,000 since 2017.
Millennials most anxious about retirement savings, despite having most time – Standard Life
Around 66% Millennials are concerned they are not saving enough.
Unemployment steady at 4.4% amid declining vacancies and pay growth – ONS
The number of vacancies decreased by 9,000 on the quarter, marking the 31st consecutive drop, but still remaining above pre-pandemic levels.
