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Hybrid working could bring over 3.8 million into employment

Hybrid working could bring over 3.8 million into employment

An increase in hybrid working could 'bring nearly 4 million people “locked out” from work such as parents, carers, and disabled people into the workforce', according to a new report.
Staffing costs 'skyrocket' for construction industry

Staffing costs ‘skyrocket’ for construction industry

UK construction firms have seen staffing costs rise by at least 30%, according to a new report
UK workers set for ‘biggest pay rise in over a decade’

UK workers set for ‘biggest pay rise in over a decade’

Nearly half of businesses plan to raise pay in line with inflation, with 24% intending pay rises above-inflation, according to a new report
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The disruptive power of ‘why?’

Meet 'Director of Disruption’ Alison Keeling - a woman not afraid to ask the questions no one else will!
Recruiters warn staffing shortages threaten economic recovery

Recruiters warn staffing shortages threaten economic recovery

UK recruiters have called on the government to loosen immigration rules, saying a shortage of workers in the economy is threatening the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mental health and wellbeing top of our agenda

FedEx HR Chief: “Why we are putting mental health and wellbeing top of our agenda”

Over the past year, our mental health and wellbeing have been put under strain. Whether you were classified as a key worker, transitioned to working remotely or simply struggled to keep up with the changing government restrictions, the past year or so has impacted each and every one of us to varying degrees.
HR and the democratisation of crisis management

HR and the democratisation of crisis management

Has COVID-19 demonstrated that crisis management is no longer the remit of just a select number of senior employees or subject matter experts?
'Average Brit feels stressed eight days a month'

‘Average Brit feels stressed eight days a month’

A new study has revealed that most British adults (79%) feel stressed at least once a month, with the average being eight days a month.
More than a quarter of parents struggle to find childcare

More than a quarter of parents struggle to find childcare

In a study of more than 3000 women 27% of parents said they struggle to balance work and childcare
Employers plan for post-pandemic working patterns

Employers plan for post-pandemic working patterns

According to a study by Willis Towers Watson, only three-in-ten employers expect to have their workforce fully back onsite in two years’ time.
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