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Mental Health Struggles Push Thousands of Young Workers Out of Employment

The Keep Britain Working Review reveals a rise in economic inactivity among 16- to 34-year-olds due to poor mental health.

Worker Confidence ‘Stabilises’ Amid Evolving Job Market Dynamics

Job security, pay, progression and macroeconomic confidence remain positive, with over half of employees expressing confidence.

Long-Term Sickness Leave ‘Affects Nearly Half of UK Workers’

With 2.8 million people unable to work due to long-term illness, research shows an urgent need for better health support.

Commuting, Career Development and Flexibility: Major Factors Influencing Workplace Happiness

Long commutes remain a frustration, and limited career development opportunities are driving higher employee turnover.

AI Workplace Revolution ‘Stalled by Outdated IT Systems’

A new global survey of IT leaders reveals that most believe AI will allow employees to focus on more impactful work.

One in Three Digital Nomads Struggle with Mental Health, Report Finds

Career progression can be a challenge, with 24% reporting a negative impact on their professional development.

UK Employers Sound Alarm: Lack of State Support Hurting Workforce Wellbeing

The majority of employers and employees believe state support for workers' health and wellbeing is insufficient.​

Employee Recognition ‘Enhances Emotional Intelligence in UK Workplaces’

A study found that employees who frequently give recognition are seven times more likely to exhibit high emotional intelligence.

UK Workers ‘Spend a Full Day Each Week Searching for Information’

Most employees believe the only way to get the information they need is by asking someone or scheduling a meeting.

Neurodiversity Week 2025: Experts Call for Urgent Action on Workplace Inclusion

One in five neurodivergent job seekers report having been laughed at during job interviews, new research reveals.