12% of managers said they felt “very confident” managing teams using AI, dropping to 10% when asked about more advanced agentic AI systems.
Among the general public, 18-24s and 25-34s are most likely to trust salespeople at 32%, compared to just 12% of 45-54s.
42% said they had been forced to turn to friends and family for help when their income did not cover bills.
Data from Everywhen showed only 42% of employers put health and wellbeing support in place for their staff before departure.
Based on 2026 rental data and average salaries, Birmingham commuters could see £956 more per month from the salary uplift, plus £1,373 in rent savings.
Jobs in Children’s Homes brings together vacancies, career pathways, qualification routes, and the voices of professionals working in children’s homes.
The findings come amid growing debate over the use of AI and automation in the workplace and their potential impact on employment.
A survey of more than 1,600 care workers conducted by the union in May and June found that 52% had been subjected to attacks while carrying out their roles.
The findings come as consultants and specialist, associate specialist and specialty (SAS) doctors in England are being balloted on potential industrial action over pay.
Members receive one to one support, digital tools and a written report to help them make sense of their pensions.
Searches for “pub hours” rose by 15% to 13,000 last month, as warmer weather and sporting events encouraged higher alcohol consumption.
Oscar Acoustics found workers lose 26 minutes of productive time each day because of noise, equal to more than three working weeks a year.