One in seven NHS staff experience physical violence from patients, survey finds
NHS staff survey revealed attacks on staff have increased since 2023 (13.88%) – though numbers are below the record levels seen between 2020 to 2022.
58% of workers expect increased layoffs in 2025 – LiveCareer
The survey found that 56% of workers believed the labour market would worsen, with fewer job openings predicted by 58% of respondents.
Sleep deprivation among doctors up 20% since 2022, MDU survey finds
The survey revealed nearly 90% of doctors felt sleep deprived at work, a 20% increase from January 2022 when 75% reported the same.
One in five GPs change career due to lack of work as a doctor, survey finds
A further 47% said they were expecting to make changes.
Nearly 30% of brits admit to faking Covid-19 for sick leave, survey reveals
The survey by Office Freedom found men were more likely to use this excuse, with 34% admitting to the fabrication, compared to 25% of women.
Workplace anxiety leads to burnout if not acknowledged, survey finds
The survey identified the top anxiety-inducing situations at work, with performance reviews affecting 50% of employees.
Hybrid workers in office 1–2 days a week report lowest wellbeing, with only 50% positive, study finds
The study found that workers who attend the office one or two days per week were the least likely to self-report 'great' or 'good' wellbeing.
40% workers expect a return to full-time office post-pandemic, survey shows
Workers anticipate a shift back to full-time office attendance showing 40% expecting a return to the pre-pandemic 5-day office weeks.
66% of Brits start side hustles for extra income, survey by Adobe Express reveals
66% of people start a side hustle to generate extra income, while 31% are motivated by the desire to pursue a passion, new survey reveals.
80% to 76% decline in skills, survey suggests UK’s skills gap may have passed its peak
ManpowerGroup’s Talent Shortage Survey was published today and showed a decline in the volume of organisations reporting skills shortages.
Third of Gen Z admit to ‘career catfishing’ in new survey
Gen Z respondents admit to 'career catfishing', where individuals accept a job offer but fail to show up on their first day.
73% of over-50s feel overlooked by employers, research finds
59% of professionals over 50 in the UK believed their age prevented them from being considered for training or upskilling opportunities.
