Study shows 1.4 million UK workers in insecure jobs and private rentals face risks
Research reveals that 1.4 million UK workers face instability from insecure jobs and high rental costs, highlighting the need for legislative reform.
Value found in professional support during personal crises, reveals RedArc survey
RedArc survey finds 77% value talking to professionals over family during crises, highlighting the importance of impartial, expert advice in times of need.
British Retail Consortium calls on PCC candidates to get tough on retail crime
The BRC’s latest crime survey shows levels of violence and abuse facing people working in retail skyrocketed across the country to over 1,300 incidents per day in 2022/23, from 870 the year before.
Younger generations hit hard by health impacts of financial stress, finds Benenden Health
Benenden Health's study reveals significant health impacts of financial stress on younger UK generations, with many struggling with increased stress and sleep issues.
Working To Wellbeing launches neurodiversity support programme
The programme was designed to support neurodivergent individuals in the workplace to thrive and flourish.
Report highlights demand for flexible work among professionals
A new Ivanti study reveals that while 80% of professionals value flexible work, while only 25% have high flexibility in their roles.
5.7 million face ‘carers penalty’ – women most of all, says TakingCare
Women are expected to bear the brunt of caring responsibilities, particularly for ageing parents.
Study highlights physical costs of high activity levels in non-desk-based jobs
A study by Altro reveals that non-desk-based workers in the UK average nearly three times the national average of daily steps.
Over 75% of Brits answer work emails while on holiday
An InstantprintUK survey reveals varied annual leave habits among UK workers, highlighting a gap between policy and practice, with many struggling to fully disconnect from work during their time off.
Study links ‘phubbing’ with reduced workplace creativity in women
New research suggests that 'phubbing,' or ignoring one's partner for phone use, diminishes workplace creativity among women, underscoring the need for supportive work-family environments.
UNISON calls for increased flexible working in the NHS
Following a survey, UNISON advocates for more flexible working practices within the NHS to help retain and attract staff.
Prime Minister announces crackdown on retail crime, retail worker assault to be made criminal offence
New government crackdown targets retail crime, making assaulting a retail worker a standalone criminal offence.
