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Workplace Accident Admissions Rise as Most Staff Lack Protection

Financial strain and longer recovery times are becoming more common for UK employees as injury-related hospital visits continue to climb.

Employers and Staff See Wellbeing Very Differently, Research Shows

Survey reveals contrasting views on organisational support, with employees reporting fewer resources than leaders believe are in place.

New Push to Improve Women’s Health Support in the Workplace

New national guidance aims to tackle gaps in reproductive health, caring support and wellbeing for women in low-paid roles.

‘Lack of Clarity and Buzzwords’ Drive Staff Disengagement

Poor communication and digital overload are fuelling emotional withdrawal and lower morale among UK knowledge workers.

Remote Work Boom Sees Smaller Cities Overtake London for Flexibility

More workers are choosing smaller cities for remote and hybrid jobs, with Dunfermline topping the list for affordability and infrastructure.

Autumn Fatigue Fuels Rise in Sleep-Related Accidents, Data Shows

Emergency services responded to nearly 16,000 incidents caused by sleep deprivation since 2020, new FOI data reveals.

Part-Time Staff Say Hybrid Work Is Vital to Staying in Jobs

New research shows commuting costs are driving part-time staff to consider quitting, with flexible and hybrid work cited as essential.

UK Pay Ranks High Globally But Wellbeing Risks Persist for Low Earners: Study

Many low-paid workers in the UK struggle to meet basic living standards, despite the country’s high global ranking for minimum wage value.

Fewer Employees ‘Want Shorter Working Weeks Than Before the Pandemic’

New findings reveal shifting attitudes toward reduced schedules, with many employees prioritising income stability over additional time off.

UK Ranked Among Worst Countries for Work-Life Balance

Despite working fewer hours than most nations, UK employees face limited parental leave and cultural pressures that undermine work-life balance.