PCS granted judicial review to challenge UK’s minimum service levels law
The High Court has granted PCS the right to challenge the government's law on minimum service levels during strikes, citing potential human rights violations.
Temporary boost in UK wages not linked to productivity, says report
Recent research by the Resolution Foundation highlights a temporary boost in UK wages unrelated to productivity gains, suggesting potential future inflation pressures.
Tyne and Wear British Engines workers to strike over pay disputes
Around 170 British Engines workers in Newcastle and South Shields are striking over pay issues, with Unite supporting their demand for fair wages amidst rising inflation.
Study highlights vibrant UK startup scene despite challenges
BusinessComparison's latest study reveals a robust startup environment in the UK, with numerous young businesses emerging despite economic hurdles.
OSB Group introduces domestic abuse awareness training during Mental Health Awareness Week
OSB Group to offer domestic abuse awareness training to staff, highlighting the importance of supportive workplace practices during Mental Health Awareness Week.
ICO urges organisations to strengthen cyber security amid rising attack risks
The ICO reports a sharp increase in cyber attacks, urging sectors like finance, retail, and education to bolster cyber security.
Majority access vital healthcare through workplace insurance, ABI finds
New ABI research shows a substantial majority of people accessed healthcare services through workplace insurance schemes in 2022, emphasising their crucial role.
UK employees and HR professionals at odds over workplace experience, Benefex study finds
A new study reveals a significant gap between how UK employees and HR professionals perceive workplace experience, with many employees dissatisfied despite positive evaluations from HR.
UK pension pot sizes see significant growth, PensionBee study shows
PensionBee's latest analysis shows a 16% increase in average UK pension pot sizes, with notable regional variations and persistent gender disparities in retirement savings.
Unite criticises TSB for job cuts and branch closures
Unite the union criticizes TSB's decision to cut 250 jobs and close 36 branches, citing major concerns over customer service and local support needs.
The ‘lazy job’ trend may impact retirement savings, Standard Life warns
Standard Life warns that the growing trend of 'lazy jobs' could significantly reduce retirement savings, urging consideration of long-term financial security alongside current job satisfaction.
UK businesses slow to increase pay despite less pressure, survey shows
A recent survey from the Work Foundation reveals a significant gap between UK businesses' recognition of their responsibility to support employees financially and their actions, with only 30% planning pay rises above inflation despite eased business pressures.
