Birmingham students introduced to farming innovation at NEC show
Birmingham students explored the high-tech world of modern agriculture at the LAMMA show, gaining insights into farming careers and cutting-edge technology.
Job postings in the UK return to pre-pandemic levels, reports REC
The latest REC and Lightcast Labour Market Tracker reveals that active job postings in December 2024 returned to pre-pandemic levels at 1.41 million.
JATCO and Nissan’s investment deal in partnership with the Government to create 183 new jobs
Nissan and JATCO have secured a £50mn investment deal in partnership with the government to create a new manufacturing plant in Sunderland.
UK employees suffer from a lack of workplace appreciation compared to their global counterparts
The UK reported the lowest Appreciation Index scores (61.8 out of 100) against the U.S. and Australia, and below the global average of 65.
‘Plan for Change’ to deliver jobs and growth in fusion industry
Researchers developing fusion energy receive a record £410mn investment, helping to kickstart economic growth.
83% willing to whistleblow, only 64% come forward, research finds
Protect found that 83% of UK workers said they would be willing to raise concerns if they witnessed wrongdoing at work.
Early intervention is key to combat mental ill-health – GRiD
Katharine Moxham said: “If Blue Monday is said to be the most depressing day of the year for staff, it’s worth sparing a moment to think about how those who are already struggling with their mental health might be feeling at this time."
Towergate urges employers to support mental health all year, not just Blue Monday
Employers should view Blue Monday as a prompt to take action to support employees' mental health throughout the entire year.
Aon names Matt Duffy as chief commercial officer for global benefits
Matt Duffy returns to Aon from Mercer Marsh Benefits and will lead the development and execution of the Global Benefits commercial strategy.
AACSB Deans Conference to explore AI, digitalisation, and geopolitics in reshaping business education
Over 700 business school deans will convene in Las Vegas from 3rd–5th February for AACSB International’s annual Deans Conference, focusing on the transformative impact of AI, digitalisation, and geopolitics on business and higher education.
Audit staff warn data privacy is biggest ethical concern when using workplace GenAI
While data privacy was the biggest concern, accountability was second (36%).
One in six workers skip meals every day to reduce spending, says TUC
The TUC said the Government’s Make Work Pay agenda would be essential for improving living standards.
