Zellis appoints Caroline Rowland as chief people officer
This appointment follows the news that Caroline Drake, Zellis’ outgoing chief people pfficer, will be stepping down in June after six and a half years with the organisation.
Micro-credentials emerging as key driver of career success, report finds
Coursera's report revealed that a majority of students and employers now see these targeted certifications as essential tools for career readiness and advancement.
Business confidence moves to its highest level since before the Budget – IoD
Headcount expectations recovered for the second month running from -4 to +3, the first positive reading since September 2024.
Financial services employees increasingly concerned about benefits packages, finds Zest
97% of financial services firms said that company perks are now one of the first things they are asked about by new candidates.
RAC expands mechanic apprenticeship scheme nationwide
The RAC has partnered with North Humberside Motor Trades GTA to roll out its mechanic apprenticeship scheme across England.
Businesses commended for support of disabled people in the workplace at Disability Confident Awards
Large and small businesses who have carried out exceptional work in hiring, retaining and supporting disabled people in the workplace have been recognised in the annual Disability Confident Awards.
Private market fund managers face technology and talent challenges, research reveals
According to CSC, hiring and retaining skilled professionals was another widespread challenge, with 39% of respondents ranking it as their top concern over the next three years.
80% of cancer patients in L&G Return-to-Work Programme make successful comeback
The findings of L&G's Chief Medical Officer (CMO) report underscored the growing impact of technology-led partnerships in managing serious health-related work absences.
M&S orders staff to work from home following cyber attack
Jessica Bass, partner at Oury Clark Solicitors, said: "It is vital that M&S maintains clear and open communication with all employees during this time, so they understand what is happening and why these steps are necessary."
BT Group opens Manchester flagship office as part of ‘Better Workplace’ programme
Four New Bailey will house up to 2,000 staff and features advanced technology and a rooftop terrace.
Improved paternity leave could boost economy, says JRF
Increasing Statutory Paternity Leave from two weeks to six weeks at 90% of average weekly earnings could deliver a £2.68bn boost to the wider economy.
Employment Rights Bill putting “brakes on hiring”, says BRC
The survey of HR Directors (HRDs) of leading retailers revealed the scale of concerns about the impact of the Employment Rights Bill, which will be debated in the House of Lords today.
