Clear language key to resolving workplace conflict – Acas
The study reported that vague phrases used in workplaces, such as 'nipping it in the bud', could mislead or confuse people.
Calls grow for clearer workplace protections as UK temperatures soar
In newly issued guidance, Acas highlighted that employers are bound by a general “duty of care” to ensure working conditions remain reasonable, whether staff are in an office, warehouse, or working from home.
35% of employers think AI will increase productivity – Acas
12% of employers believed AI would give their business a competitive edge, while 11% thought it would increase knowledge.
Colleagues not doing jobs properly makes staff angriest at work, finds Acas
The YouGov survey, commissioned by workplace expert Acas, asked employees to consider what would make them the most angry while at work.
One in four workers worry that AI will lead to job losses – Acas
Acas commissioned YouGov to ask employees in Britain what their biggest concerns about the use of AI were.
28% of employees find workplace stress management ineffective – Acas
The survey revealed that while 37% believed their employer managed stress effectively, 9% were unsure.
31% of employees dislike team-building activities, survey finds
The survey conducted by Acas revealed that 20% of employees were not fond of regular social events after working hours.
Neurodivergent workers continue to face significant barriers to employment, report finds
15% to 20% of adults are neurodivergent, with this number expected to rise as awareness and diagnosis rates increase.
Employer helpline sexual harassment calls surge by 164% – Irwin Mitchell
Employer-side helpline calls about sexual harassment rose by 164% in the most recent quarter, exceeding 100 for the first time
Glasgow’s 13th Note staff triumph in tribunal over abrupt redundancies
Staff from Glasgow's 13th Note win a tribunal against their former employer, securing 90 days' pay after abrupt redundancies.
