Asha Musoni appointed as CBI’s new chief people officer
The CBI has announced Asha Musoni as the new chief people officer, succeeding Elizabeth Wallace, to spearhead the organisation's people and culture initiatives.
Easop joins forces with Remote in strategic acquisition to enhance global equity compensation
Easop's acquisition by Remote aims to simplify equity compensation for companies with international employees.
Unite wins pay award for Doncaster-based Lucchini Unipart Rail workers
Unite, the trade union, has won a substantial pay award for more than 50 skilled workers at Lucchini Unipart Rail’s Doncaster factory.
Arriva Northumbria strike action suspended pending new offer ballot
Strikes planned by Unite members at Arriva Northumbria for the week starting Sunday, 7 April 2024, have been put on hold as the employer presents a new offer.
Study reveals coffee breaks with colleagues boost job satisfaction and productivity
A recent study finds that coffee breaks with colleagues are key to greater job satisfaction, with 84% reporting less enjoyment at work without them.
AXA UK’s study shows 60% of young adults aspire to be their own boss
AXA UK finds a burgeoning entrepreneurial spirit among young adults, with Gen Z leading the charge in business ventures.
38% of UK workers hesitant to request pay rises, finds survey
A survey reveals 38% of UK employees avoid asking for salary increases, highlighting April as a key month for negotiation due to financial year changes.
Half of UK workers feel neglected by employers amid cost of living crisis
Research by Health Shield Friendly Society indicates health and wellbeing benefits are key for employee retention, but many feel neglected on cost of living issues.
Taiwan to introduce Indian migrant workers under government-to-government scheme
Taiwan and India sign MOU to facilitate the recruitment of Indian workers through a government-to-government scheme, aiming to streamline the process and expand eligible sectors.
UK’s textile and agriculture sectors lead in wage growth, study finds
Recent study shows significant wage increases in UK's textile, agriculture, and real estate sectors, with textiles leading at a 12.31% rise.
Childcare costs force UK parents to cut work hours
Phoenix Group study reveals 25% of parents with young children reduce working hours due to childcare expenses.
71% of HR professionals report lack of adequate training, survey reveals
A survey finds 71% of HR professionals feel undertrained, highlighting challenges such as increased responsibilities, the importance of neurodiversity understanding, and the impact of hybrid work patterns on team management.
