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Staff Logging in on Holiday Could Trigger Cyber Breaches, Experts Warn

Cybersecurity expertswarn that staff logging into work accounts while on holiday could expose company data to breaches.

Gen Z Scraps Jargon and Brings Humanity Back To Work

Younger employees are ditching corporate speak for authentic communication — and colleagues are responding.

Workers Left to Foot the Bill for Their Own Safety Training

One in 10 UK workers pay for their own health and safety training, as employers are criticised for underfunding workplace protection.

Brits Among World’s Happiest Workers, Despite Long Hours

UK workers report high levels of trust, confidence in leadership and skills support, even with some of the longest hours in Europe.

Volunteering Schemes ‘Widely Ignored by British Workers’

A majority of UK employers offer paid volunteering time, but most staff don’t use it, a new report reveals.

Cancer Risk Soars in Woodworking Jobs as Employers Urged to Address Dust Exposure

Workers in furniture making, carpentry, joinery and boatbuilding face up to 45 times higher cancer risk from dust exposure, experts warn.

Millions Miss Out on Gender-Specific Health Support at Work

Around 6.8 million workers are not getting support for gender-specific health issues like menopause and fertility, research suggests.

Workplace Stress Still Top Concern Across Generations, Say Employers

Employers are being urged to rethink how they support staff, as new data reveals how wellbeing challenges vary by age group.

Toxic Culture in TV Driving Freelancers to the Brink, Say Experts

Widespread burnout and fear of retaliation are pushing freelance TV workers out of the industry, exposing failures employers must address.

First UK Accreditation for Severe Menstrual Health Aims to Transform Workplace Support

The initiative comes in response to concerns that conditions like premenstrual dysphoric disorder are poorly understood by employers.