Indeed appoints Maggie Hulce and LaFawn Davis to new leadership roles
Indeed appoints Maggie Hulce as chief revenue officer and LaFawn Davis as chief people and sustainability officer, effective immediately.
Heriot-Watt University appoints Penny McIntyre as global director of human resources
Heriot-Watt University appoints Penny McIntyre as global director of human resources, effective 1ST July 2024.
Unite to escalate action against Tata over redundancy pay and furnace closures
Unite to escalate action against Tata over redundancy pay cuts and furnace closures, opposing Labour's steel fund plans. Union vows to support affected workers.
GoodHabitz appoints Israel Roldán as chief of staff to drive AI and tech initiatives
GoodHabitz appoints Israel Roldán as chief of staff to drive AI and tech initiatives, strengthening the firm's commitment to operational effectiveness.
Conservatives pledge to change Equality Act to define sex as “biological sex”
The Conservatives pledge to change the Equality Act to define sex as "biological sex" to simplify protections for women and girls.
OSB Group celebrates Volunteers Week 2024
OSB Group celebrates Volunteers Week 2024, with employees logging over 1,700 hours of community support so far, reaching 52% of their annual target.
Tokyo, New York, and Seoul top Savills Workforces Index
Tokyo, New York, and Seoul top Savills' Workforces Index, identifying key global talent clusters and future hotspots for global occupiers with real estate needs.
Brighton buses accused of Big Brother bugging of drivers and passengers
No warning signs on buses could be a breach of data protection laws.
Over a quarter of UK workforce to change employers in next six months, reports Randstad UK
Over a quarter of UK workers plan to change jobs in the next six months, prioritising work-life balance and flexible options, reports Randstad UK.
Study reveals lack of AI understanding among HR professionals
A Brightmine study reveals only 32% of HR professionals fully understand AI, highlighting a significant need for improved training and education in the field.
71% of adults call for increased auto-enrolment contributions
New research from Phoenix Group shows 71% of UK adults support increasing auto-enrolment pension contributions if current rates fall short, calling for a government review.
Unite launches industrial action ballots across 29 councils
Strike action involving cleansing and waste workers could begin in July.
