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Most UK workers say they have career regrets, Ciphr finds
Workers aged 35-44 were the most likely to have regrets, with 87% in this age group saying they looked back with regret on something in their career.
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Ciphr launches new AI HR assistant
The in-built chatbot allows employees and managers to access HR data and perform tasks with simple conversational queries.
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Two-thirds of employees say paid sick leave is a must-have – Ciphr
68% said company sick pay was the most important benefit, ahead of annual pay rises that match inflation (60%) and flexible working hours (58%).
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Recognition at work drives happiness for employees, finds Ciphr
Being recognised for their work and doing purposeful and meaningful work were both chosen by 34%.
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Quarter of employees want to change jobs this year – Ciphr
Out of 2,000 workers surveyed, 32% of under 34s and 30% of 35-44-year-olds were either actively job hunting or planning to leave.
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Bracknell tops UK towns for gender pay gap, finds Ciphr
Bracknell in Berkshire had the biggest gap at 26.5%.
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Ciphr and ProAge launch survey on multigenerational working
The survey will focus on challenges and opportunities in UK workplaces with mixed-aged teams.
Technology
Ciphr and MyTeamBuilder partner to deliver AI coaching for businesses
Ciphr customers now have access to AI coaching aimed at improving team productivity and performance.
Recruitment & HR
Ciphr CPO receives Outstanding Leader in HR award
The award recognises Claire Hawes and her team’s work on changing Ciphr’s people strategy and culture.
Education & Training
Ciphr eLearning launches new microlearning suite for businesses
Meg Shona Halpin-Webster said: “By delivering focused, bite-sized content, our refreshed microlearning suite is helping to make learning accessible and immediately actionable."
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Ciphr appoints Karen Williams as chief revenue officer
Williams will manage all revenue operations, including new business, business development, revenue operations, and renewals.
Recruitment & HR
Recruitment tops list of employer concerns, research reveals
Research from Ciphr found managing rising costs and budget shortfalls was a concern for 27% of employers, while retaining staff was a concern for 28%.