Survey reveals UK workers’ discomfort with AI in HR
A SurveyMonkey study reveals over half of UK employees are uneasy about AI in HR, underscoring the need for enhanced AI training and policy development.
Visier launches AI-driven HR assistant Vee to all customers
Visier releases Vee, an AI-driven HR assistant, offering instant, secure workforce insights integrated with Microsoft Teams.
UK wages increase while employment numbers drop, ONS finds
ONS data shows wages rising in the UK, although unemployment is up and job vacancies are down, with a slight increase in hours worked.
Funding crisis puts vulnerable jobseekers at risk, De Montfort University study reveals
A new report from De Montfort University reveals that funding cuts have placed vital support services for vulnerable jobseekers at risk, with academics calling for urgent governmental action to ensure the stability of third-sector organisations.
IPPR report warns of AI impact on UK jobs, urges government action
The IPPR report underscores the urgent need for government intervention to manage AI's impact on the UK labour market.
Surge in temporary hiring as UK businesses face skills shortages
UK businesses are increasingly hiring temporary workers in response to acute skills shortages, with many adopting skills-based hiring practices to attract and retain talent.
AF Blakemore appoints Nicola McIntosh as new chief people officer
AF Blakemore announces the appointment of Nicola McIntosh as the new chief people officer.
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.
New proposals aim to enhance job opportunities for young people in UK transport sector
UK government proposes changes to lower age requirements and speed up training for young bus and coach drivers to address driver shortages and improve public transport reliability.
UK public views hiring ex-offenders as positive for society, Novus study finds
A recent Novus study reveals strong public support in the UK for companies that hire ex-offenders.
One in three UK businesses understaffed weekly, finds study
A study by Indeed Flex shows one in three UK businesses are understaffed weekly due to recruitment difficulties and employee absences, increasing reliance on temporary workers to fill staffing gaps.
RCN members discuss challenges with Health Secretary Victoria Atkins
RCN members met with Health Secretary Victoria Atkins to discuss critical issues in nursing, including staffing, pay disparities, and the ethical recruitment of overseas staff, seeking stronger commitments from the government.
