Movera launches online learning academy to improve employee development
Movera launches an online academy to provide conveyancing and skills training, enhancing employee development with over 45 courses.
Greens propose wealth tax raid alongside NI hike and pension tax relief overhaul
The Green Party proposes major tax reforms, including equalising CGT and dividend tax, increasing National Insurance, and overhauling pension tax relief, impacting investors, business owners, and workers.
Regional demand for young workers rises outside traditional recruitment hubs
New data from ManpowerGroup UK shows a strong demand for young workers in regions outside traditional recruitment hubs like London and the South East.
New study reveals psychiatric illnesses as leading cause of NHS staff absences
A new study by Claims.co.uk reveals that psychiatric illnesses are the leading cause of NHS staff absences, highlighting the pressures faced by healthcare workers.
New study reveals the most disproportionately popular jobs across the UK
New research by Ciphr reveals the most disproportionately common jobs across the UK, showing regional variations in employment concentrations.
UK unemployment rises as wage growth remains high
UK unemployment rises to 4.4%, the highest since mid-2021, with 138,000 more out of work and wage growth steady at 6.0%.
UK hiring landscape shows cautious optimism, ManpowerGroup survey reveals
The ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey for Q3 shows a +20% Net Employment Outlook in the UK, with strong hiring intent for under-25s but challenges in engaging young workers. Employers focus on flexibility, wellbeing, and technology to address these issues.
Aston University’s virtual internship programme wins prestigious award
Aston University’s virtual internship programme has won the Future of Talent & Innovation award at the University Industry Innovation Network (UIIN) annual conference in Madrid.
Two in three unpaid carers in Northern Ireland suffer in mental ill-health ‘endemic’
Two-thirds (66%) of people who have provided unpaid care for sick or disabled family members or friends in Northern Ireland have suffered mental ill-health because of their caring role, according to new research.
Surge in private health admissions eases NHS pressure, says Broadstone
Broadstone research shows a rise in private health admissions funded by corporate insurance, reducing pressure on the NHS and lowering economic inactivity due to ill health.
One in ten retirees regret early pension withdrawals, Just Group research reveals
One in ten retirees regret early pension withdrawals, Just Group reveals. Nearly half received no advice before withdrawing pension cash, raising concerns over support.
Office expert reveals burnout warning signs Brits often overlook
A new study reveals the most common symptoms of burnout among Brits, with insomnia and detachment topping the list. Early recognition is key to maintaining well-being.
