Three in 10 working parents have high stress levels, research finds
The report noted a decline in workplace support for parents, with only 68% finding their employer supportive.
Proposed workplace reforms spark concerns among employers, says CBI
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to meet with regulators this week to step up pressure on Britain’s watchdogs to scrap 'anti-growth' rules.
Social care sector on the brink of collapse, warn experts
Hft and Care England called on the Government to take urgent action to prevent consequences for those who draw on care and support.
Asda strengthens leadership team
Asda has today announced a strengthened leadership team as it re-focusses on its mission to satisfy the daily and weekly shopping needs.
Firefighters call for Gloucestershire County Council to reverse shift changes
The Fire Brigades Union raised concerns that imposed changes to working hours would make the job too costly for those with childcare or caring responsibilities.
Government funds 120 projects to test AI tech for UK industries
Small businesses across the country will benefit from AI tools aimed at boosting productivity and efficiency.
Government proposals aim to protect businesses from cybercrime
Businesses in the UK are set to be protected by new ransomware proposals to tackle the threat of cybercrime.
Workplace injury and ill-health take high toll on businesses, Croner warns
Workplace injuries and new cases of work-related ill health in 2023/24 cost an estimated £21.6bn, with 29.6 million working days lost.
Beijing officials consider Musk’s role in TikTok US operations
Chinese officials are evaluating contingency plans for TikTok’s US operations if the app faces a ban in the US
UK SMEs called to apply for major Government export awards
The Department for Business and Trade’s (DBT) Made in the UK, Sold to the World Awards are open for SMEs to enter until 9th March.
AI classroom plan must involve school support staff, says GMB
The Government’s plan to introduce artificial intelligence in classrooms must be done with the help of school support staff, says GMB.
Unions warn Belfast Council of leisure centre strike threat
Trade unions Unite and NIPSA have warned Belfast city council management of the disruptive industrial action by leisure centre workers.
