For World Mental Health Day (10th October), an expert has shared their top pieces of advice for UK tradespeople on how to avoid burnout, after research revealed that more than four in five (84%) experience mental health problems due to work-related issues. The research was commissioned by IronmongeryDirect, the UK’s largest supplier of specialist ironmongery, and the results have been published in its annual industry report. To help tradespeople avoid …
In a workplace culture where social events often revolve around alcohol, new statistics reveal that 34% of employees actively avoid work-related gatherings.
A recent survey of C-Level Executives found that “quiet quitting” is a persistent issue for most organisations!
A recent survey has revealed that 80 percent of financial services recruiters are deeply concerned about the ongoing skills gap in their industry.
Driven by geopolitical uncertainty, trade risks and new technologies such as generative AI, the most profound business transformation in 50 years is underway. Alongside these factors, pressures from regulators and stakeholders are mounting around the reporting, transparency and accountability of companies’ social and environmental impacts. The effects of regulatory requirements such as the European Sustainability Reporting Standards, which cover a full range of sustainability issues, including climate change, biodiversity and …
More than three-quarters of UK businesses think access to skills is harming labour market competitiveness, according to the CBI and Pertemps. The post CBI/Pertemps: Skills gap is harming UK businesses appeared first on Personnel Today.