Black female leaders take more career risks than other leaders, finds research
Research from Durham University Business School finds black female leaders take more career risks than other leaders, highlighting persistent challenges over 200 years.
Long-term sickness risks £18bn black hole under Conservatives as Lib Dems call for mental health MOTs
Long-term sickness could cost the economy £18.3 billion under Conservatives. Lib Dems propose mental health MOTs to address crisis.
Savills launches new Workforces Index to identify future talent hotspots
Savills launches its Workforces Index, identifying Tokyo, New York, and Seoul as top talent hotspots for global occupiers.
Web3 salaries surpass traditional finance by up to 128%, says Request Finance
Web3 finance professionals earn up to 128% more than traditional finance counterparts, according to a Request Finance survey.
State Pension could become unsustainable by 2035, says Adam Smith Institute
The Adam Smith Institute warns the State Pension could become unsustainable by 2035, urging urgent reforms to prevent fiscal crisis.
Virgin StartUp launches new digital community for early-stage founders
Virgin StartUp launches a new digital community for early-stage founders, offering mentorship, workshops, and exclusive perks.
UK gender pay gap narrows by 0.4% in past year but will take 45 years to close, says PwC
PwC research reveals the UK gender pay gap has narrowed by 0.4% over the past year, but significant challenges remain in achieving gender pay parity.
Unite to escalate action against Tata over redundancy pay and furnace closures
Unite to escalate action against Tata over redundancy pay cuts and furnace closures, opposing Labour's steel fund plans. Union vows to support affected workers.
Conservatives pledge to change Equality Act to define sex as “biological sex”
The Conservatives pledge to change the Equality Act to define sex as "biological sex" to simplify protections for women and girls.
OSB Group celebrates Volunteers Week 2024
OSB Group celebrates Volunteers Week 2024, with employees logging over 1,700 hours of community support so far, reaching 52% of their annual target.
Tokyo, New York, and Seoul top Savills Workforces Index
Tokyo, New York, and Seoul top Savills' Workforces Index, identifying key global talent clusters and future hotspots for global occupiers with real estate needs.
Brighton buses accused of Big Brother bugging of drivers and passengers
No warning signs on buses could be a breach of data protection laws.
