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Three quarters of workers experience burnout in past year, survey finds
The findings come from a survey of 2,000 working adults conducted by music licensing company PPL PRS.
Organisational & Employee Development
Featured
Employers urged to focus on closing UK’s disability employment gap
Employers have been urged to renew their efforts to tackle the disability employment gap, after new analysis from Dentons
News
Property agents turning to AI to address skills shortage, research reveals
Agents across the UK are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to combat a skills shortage in the industry, according to analysis by Reapit.
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SIA takes action against training malpractice to protect security workforce
The move has been designed to protect workers in the sector by ensuring that licence-linked qualifications are credible and consistent across the industry.
Business
GMB urges Government to showcase UK pottery in embassies to protect ceramics jobs
In a letter to Foreign Secretary David Lammy, GMB general secretary Gary Smith said the move would demonstrate tangible backing for workers in the sector, which has been hit hard by rising energy costs.
Featured
Rising side hustle cutlure exposes hidden challenges for workers
According to business accounts expert Joe Phelan, digital platforms have made it easier to launch a small business, but the operational realities are frequently overlooked.
Compensation & Benefits
New wave of technology to fill gaps and make strides in the property profession
REACH UK’s scale-up programme aims to deliver a new wave of innovation that streamlines and advances technology in the property sector.
Business
David Spear Commercials transfers 60% of the business to an EOT
Transferring to a partial EOT model has enabled David Spear Commercials to remain independent, locally rooted and people led.
Business
Business school candidates undervalue ‘human’ skills compared with employer expectations, GMAC survey finds
GMAC research shows business school applicants prioritise technical skills over teamwork, initiative, and coachability, despite employers rating these “human” skills more highly.
News
SMEs risk losing ground as AI adoption accelerates among larger firms
According to Joe Phelan, business savings expert at money.co.uk, while AI is transforming how organisations work many smaller firms remain held back by skills shortages, unclear strategies and doubts over investment.
Lead Story
Action needed to support youth employment as labour market continues to cool – CIPD
The warning comes as new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed a continued drop in job vacancies, now at levels last recorded in early 2015.
Business
Thrive acquires Huler to create AI-powered employee experience platform
By combining Huler’s UX-first smart intranet, Thrive’s AI-powered learning tools, and mentoring expertise from Guider, the companies aim to deliver a “truly AI-first employee experience."