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Only 9% of organisations personalise compliance training, finds VinciWorks
Most still used general training for all staff, with 32% providing the same material to most employees and 40% tailoring it by department or role.
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Most employers unprepared for overseas assignment risks, research finds
Towergate Employee Benefits found that only 32% of UK employers said staff relocating abroad were fully prepared for changes in climate.
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Government refreshes Creative Industries Council to drive jobs and skills
Established in 2011, the CIC brings together senior figures from government, creative businesses and trade bodies to provide a coordinated voice on issues affecting the sector.
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Most businesses now run by solo founders using AI to boost output, data finds
According to Photoroom data, AI is replacing many repeatable, labour-intensive jobs, with founders turning to software instead of extra staff.
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67% of employees want a flexible company vehicle, SIXT finds
Use cases for such a vehicle included long business trips (42%) and when a personal vehicle is undergoing maintenance (40%).
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University of Manchester to launch Connect platform to improve staff support
Connect is designed to provide a more efficient and reliable way for people to engage with people-related services.
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Festive work pressures disrupting sleep for frontline staff, experts warn
Research from MattressNextDay highlighted how prolonged standing, repetitive lifting and long periods of driving are affecting workers’ bodies across different sectors.
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Circles UK launches Hospitality Operating System to improve service and employee experience
It is available on tablets, phones and desktops, giving on-site teams real-time data to manage service delivery and understand how employees use the workplace.
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PFS receives over 400 expressions of interest in talent initiative
Carla Brown said: “With spaces still remaining, we would like to encourage the wider professional community to share this opportunity within their networks."
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TUC Cymru warns Welsh industrial jobs at risk as Save Welsh Industry campaign launches
The union body said analysis suggests Reform UK policies could put almost 40,000 Welsh industrial jobs at risk.
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CIPD warns young workers bearing brunt of rising unemployment
James Cockett said: “It’s clear the Government needs to take stronger action to support young people in securing valuable training and employment opportunities."
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Resident doctors in England vote to reject Government offer
British Medical Association (BMA) resident doctor members voted by 83% to 17% to carry on with strike action.