Quarter of female business owners take second jobs as economic pressures mount
The Female Business Owners Index 2025, from Tide and everywoman, revealed that more than half (54%) of women entrepreneurs report working longer hours.
44% of UK adults now work remotely, report finds
The findings from MyPerfectCV highlighted the UK’s position as one of the world’s most flexible workforces
Only 3% of employers believe Lords will back down on Employment Rights Bill, survey reveals
Employers are bracing for uncertainty as the Employment Rights Bill (ERB) returns to the House of Lords today.
Employees report mixed feelings around workplace socials, data shows
The Capital on Tap survey of 2,000 UK workers examined attitudes toward social events and regional differences in participation.
State Pension “Shortfall Day” falls on 22nd November, analysis shows
According to the analysis from Just Group, a single pensioner requires £13,400 a year to maintain the ‘minimum’ standard.
Contract hiring strengthens as employers seek flexibility, APSCo data shows
APSCo’s latest Hiring Trends report shows rising demand for contract talent and early signs of stabilisation in the permanent market.
Gen Z jobseekers prioritise purpose and brand reputation over pay, study finds
The study, conducted by Data Science Engineer Mohammad Hamad at targetjobs, compared performance data from hundreds of thousands of listings between 2024 and 2025.
UK hiring shows signs of stability as temp billings rise for first time since 2024, report finds
The UK labour market showed early signs of stabilisation in October, according to the latest KPMG and REC Report on Jobs.
Income tax U-turn puts pressure on alternative tax measures ahead of Budget – Rathbones
Reports that the Chancellor will drop plans for an income tax rise have raised fresh questions about where the Government will find fiscal headroom in the upcoming Autumn Budget.
Disability pay gap means disabled workers “stop earning” for the year – TUC
The union body said thaat disabled employees are still earning £2.24 an hour less than non-disabled workers – a 15.5% gap.
Employees report growing redundancy fears amid economic uncertainty – Reward Gateway
The study found that ongoing economic pressures are directly affecting workforce morale.
Expert warns winter daylight drop could worsen mood for home workers
Speaking to Coffee Friend, Rebecca Prade explained that shorter days disrupt the body’s circadian rhythm, which regulates key hormones including cortisol, serotonin, and melatonin.
