Tesco partners with Peoplesafe to offer safety app for 300,000 employees
The move came after staff said in listening sessions that they sometimes felt unsafe travelling to and from work.
27% say working past retirement could help them live longer – Bupa
Over one in four employees over 55 said they did not feel supported to stay in work.
ABM Alliance relocates to refurbished Jubilee Hall workspace in Bristol
Jack Thompson and Gabriel Pike said: “The most important thing was having a space where ABM could grow and flourish as a company."
Rygor Group secures Great Place to Work recognition for fourth year
Rygor Group has been officially certified as a Great Place to Work for the fourth consecutive year, with employees praising its values, rewards and culture.
How to re-engage with work post-summer break
Lesley Cooper, founder and CEO of Working Well, shares strategies to ease back into work and sustain motivation post-summer break.
Most employers base wellbeing strategies on health and safety, study reveals
87% of employers said their wellbeing strategies were grounded in health and safety.
Benefit Cosmetics named among 2025 Best Workplaces in Retail, Hospitality & Leisure
Other large and super large firms listed were Encore, Hilton, Hugo Boss, Savers Health and Beauty, Shake Shack UK and Specsavers.
Blake Morgan and Suzy Lamplugh Trust partner on workplace safety
The partnership will see a series of online and in-person sessions designed to help employers understand their legal duties around harassment.
Money stress remains top barrier to workplace inclusion – moneyappi
Ray Law said: “Employers who address this gap head-on will help build a fairer, more inclusive workplace where everyone has the chance to thrive.”
Two-fifths of workers want a sabbatical, finds Aegon
The gap was biggest among Gen X, with four times as many interested than had taken a break.
51% of employees feel disconnected under hybrid working – IRIS Software
Only 9% of 18 to 24-year-olds saw hybrid working as a top workplace benefit.
Union engagement gives firms the edge on new employment rights, says UNISON
Christina McAnea, general secretary at UNISON, said: “The reforms are popular, long overdue and exactly what this country needs."
