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Over 75% of Brits answer work emails while on holiday

An InstantprintUK survey reveals varied annual leave habits among UK workers, highlighting a gap between policy and practice, with many struggling to fully disconnect from work during their time off.

11/04/2024

Health & Wellbeing·News

Study links ‘phubbing’ with reduced workplace creativity in women

New research suggests that 'phubbing,' or ignoring one's partner for phone use, diminishes workplace creativity among women, underscoring the need for supportive work-family environments.

11/04/2024

Health & Wellbeing·News

Survey reveals water workers face increased abuse amid sewage dumping concerns

A survey links rising abuse of water sector employees to public outrage over increased sewage dumping incidents.

10/04/2024

Employee Relations·Featured·Health & Wellbeing·News·Risk Management

Public sector appeals to young talent but faces recruitment challenges

Research from Grayce has contradicted the notion that public sector jobs aren't appealing to young people.

08/04/2024

News·Recruitment & HR·Talent Acquisition

Hybrid working linked to fewer promotions and pay rises, with men more affected

According to the University of Warsaw researchers, employees working entirely from home are 11% less likely to be promoted and 9% less likely to receive a pay rise compared to those who work full-time in an office.

05/04/2024

Compensation & Benefits·Featured·Inclusion, Equality & Diversity·News

HR Professionals ready to embrace AI in the face of burnout

While training concerns around AI exist, HR professionals believe the technology will ease workload, boost competitiveness, and create jobs

04/04/2024

News·Technology

Study reveals coffee breaks with colleagues boost job satisfaction and productivity

A recent study finds that coffee breaks with colleagues are key to greater job satisfaction, with 84% reporting less enjoyment at work without them.

03/04/2024

Employee Relations·Health & Wellbeing·News

UK’s textile and agriculture sectors lead in wage growth, study finds

Recent study shows significant wage increases in UK's textile, agriculture, and real estate sectors, with textiles leading at a 12.31% rise.

02/04/2024

Compensation & Benefits·News

Childcare costs force UK parents to cut work hours

Phoenix Group study reveals 25% of parents with young children reduce working hours due to childcare expenses.

02/04/2024

Featured·Health & Wellbeing·News

71% of HR professionals report lack of adequate training, survey reveals

A survey finds 71% of HR professionals feel undertrained, highlighting challenges such as increased responsibilities, the importance of neurodiversity understanding, and the impact of hybrid work patterns on team management.

31/03/2024

Inclusion, Equality & Diversity·News·Organisational & Employee Development

Top 10 UK jobs outpace inflation with significant wage increases

A study by Ciphr reveals significant wage increases in certain UK jobs, outpacing inflation rates amid the cost of living crisis, with roles like publicans and web designers seeing notable pay growth.

31/03/2024

Compensation & Benefits·Featured·News

UK job market shows signs of stability with marginal changes in vacancies

Adzuna's UK Job Market Report indicates a slight decrease in job vacancies in February, signaling potential market stabilisation, despite an overall annual downturn. Salary transparency improves, with sector-specific growth and challenges highlighting a competitive employment landscape.

31/03/2024

News·Recruitment & HR

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Research - Page 20

Over 75% of Brits answer work emails while on holiday

Study links ‘phubbing’ with reduced workplace creativity in women

Survey reveals water workers face increased abuse amid sewage dumping concerns

Public sector appeals to young talent but faces recruitment challenges

Hybrid working linked to fewer promotions and pay rises, with men more affected

HR Professionals ready to embrace AI in the face of burnout

Study reveals coffee breaks with colleagues boost job satisfaction and productivity

UK’s textile and agriculture sectors lead in wage growth, study finds

Childcare costs force UK parents to cut work hours

71% of HR professionals report lack of adequate training, survey reveals

Top 10 UK jobs outpace inflation with significant wage increases

UK job market shows signs of stability with marginal changes in vacancies

Opinion

Reframing post-holiday work stress

Commuter connections: Transport access is key to office success

Workplace wellbeing: Where’s the strategic intent?

Stress Awareness Month: Burnout at work