Surge in private health admissions eases NHS pressure, says Broadstone
Broadstone research shows a rise in private health admissions funded by corporate insurance, reducing pressure on the NHS and lowering economic inactivity due to ill health.
One in ten retirees regret early pension withdrawals, Just Group research reveals
One in ten retirees regret early pension withdrawals, Just Group reveals. Nearly half received no advice before withdrawing pension cash, raising concerns over support.
Office expert reveals burnout warning signs Brits often overlook
A new study reveals the most common symptoms of burnout among Brits, with insomnia and detachment topping the list. Early recognition is key to maintaining well-being.
Career dissatisfaction high as many UK workers seek change, research reveals
One in four UK workers are unhappy with their careers, with many seeking a change. Research by Indeed and St. James’s Place highlights the need for better awareness of fulfilling career options.
Research shows shift in attitudes towards sickness absence and need for improved wellbeing strategies
Winckworth Sherwood research reveals increased acceptance of taking time off when unwell and calls for improved workplace wellbeing strategies to reduce sickness absence.
Savills launches new Workforces Index to identify future talent hotspots
Savills launches its Workforces Index, identifying Tokyo, New York, and Seoul as top talent hotspots for global occupiers.
40% of LGBT+ employees feel more isolated at work than five years ago – Randstad UK
Victoria Short, chief executive of Randstad UK, said: “These findings are a stark reminder that discrimination against LGBTQI+ workers remains a significant issue in the workplace."
Visier research shows managers seek AI solutions for better people decisions
Visier research shows UK managers seek AI solutions for better people decisions, with 86% excited about AI's potential.
State Pension could become unsustainable by 2035, says Adam Smith Institute
The Adam Smith Institute warns the State Pension could become unsustainable by 2035, urging urgent reforms to prevent fiscal crisis.
UK gender pay gap narrows by 0.4% in past year but will take 45 years to close, says PwC
PwC research reveals the UK gender pay gap has narrowed by 0.4% over the past year, but significant challenges remain in achieving gender pay parity.
Over a quarter of UK workforce to change employers in next six months, reports Randstad UK
Over a quarter of UK workers plan to change jobs in the next six months, prioritising work-life balance and flexible options, reports Randstad UK.
Study reveals lack of AI understanding among HR professionals
A Brightmine study reveals only 32% of HR professionals fully understand AI, highlighting a significant need for improved training and education in the field.
