Retail remains employment’s most dominant sector
More people work in the retail sector than any other, according to a new study that provides an intriguing snapshot into…
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Counting the cost of the toxic manager
One in three working people say they have experienced a ‘toxic manager’ in the past five years, and over four in…
Why workplace misbehaviour goes unreported
Fear of retaliation and a lack of trust in company processes is preventing employees from reporting workplace misconduct, even though half…
Fewer jobs, but we may soon be needing more
There were 226,000 fewer jobs available in the three-month period from October – December last year than there were in the same period…
Finance proves it pays to show a charitable side
The accounting and finance industry has been cited as one of the best for giving paid leave to employees to volunteer,…
Work pressures that are driving stress among younger workforce
Four in five Gen Zs would rather work overtime than reduce their workload and see their pay decrease, according to a…
Retirement on hold and sick days, life as an older employee
One in five employees and almost a third of those aged 55 and over have deferred their retirement date since the…
AI-generated CVs ‘lie their way to the shortlist’
A study has found that a chatbot lied on average 14 times on CVs to help candidates improve their chances of…
Bank warned of jobs crisis as hiring rates fall
Recruiters have warned the Bank of England of a dip in permanent hiring as organisations grapple with ongoing economic turbulence, according…
When a day at the office becomes too much of a headache
More than half of young accountants admit they take time off work to avoid busy dates in the calendar, such as…