Only 6% of 16 to 24-year-olds doing apprenticeships – CIPD
The CIPD called on the UK Government to introduce an Apprenticeship Guarantee for all young people aged 16 to 24.
47% of companies cancel Christmas parties due to HR concerns, research finds
Skillcast, a compliance training provider, urged businesses planning events to be prepared due to recent changes in worker protection laws.
How role models can inspire girls in maths and finance
Feryal Nadeem, chief risk officer at OneFamily, discusses the importance of female role models in inspiring girls in maths and finance-related industries.
Perci Health reports that 88% of cancer survivors supported return to work in six months
100% of these participants reported that their return was faster due to the support they received.
More than 100,000 former mineworkers receive pension increase following Government action
The payment followed the Government’s reversal of what Secretary of State for Energy Ed Miliband referred to as "an historic injustice."
Standard Life invests in labelled pension funds under SDR regime
Standard Life is integrating the new labelling regime to help investors and savers better understand a fund’s sustainability objectives.
18 to 34-year-olds more confident about pensions post-Budget – Standard Life
Since the Budget, more than a third (36%) of 18 to 34-year-olds said they feel more confident they will have sufficient income in retirement.
66% NHS workers have considered quitting in the past six months
Rachel Harrison said: “Real terms pay cuts, under-staffing, a global pandemic – it's no surprise they're ready to throw the towel in, or wish they'd never joined."
Get Britain Working White Paper outlines measures to reach 80% employment target
The White Paper outlined reforms to employment support, backed by a £240m investment.
Workers’ rights reforms could benefit economy by over £13bn – TUC
Even if the Bill delivers only small improvements, the economic gains will outweigh any costs.
30% of recruiters are aware of women being discriminated against at work, research finds
A survey of young women found rising levels of discrimination, reaching a three year high in 2024.
Over-55s more uncertain about retirement than younger generations – Hargreaves Lansdown
16% of people have no idea when they will stop working, with over-55s more likely to be uncertain than younger age groups.
