Category: News
Leaders Grapple With Growing Imposter Syndrome, Research Reveals
The study reveals that leaders often underrate their skills in areas like courage, strategic thinking, compassion and self-improvement
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Employers ‘Learn of Employee Neurodivergence Only After Hiring’
The delayed discovery leaves employers unable to provide support from the outset, potentially affecting performance and inclusion.
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Work-Life Balance Surpasses Pay as Top Employee Priority, Report Finds
It marks what the report says is the emergence of a new “workplace baseline” that employers must embrace to remain competitive.
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Over 1m Working-Age Adults in England Haven’t Seen a Dentist in Two Years
A new analysis also highlights that 12% of the English population, approximately 5.7 million people, do not have a dentist at all.
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Employers Urged to Act Over Spike in Mental Health Issues During Colder Months
The trend highlights the need for businesses to prioritise employee mental wellbeing year-round, not just on “Blue Monday”.
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Unhealthy Living Among UK Workers Sparks Concern Over Health and Productivity
A sharp rise in obesity and unhealthy lifestyles has raised alarm bells about the long-term impact on employee health.
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Blue Monday Reality: Only 17% of UK Employees Feel Motivated to Work
New survey also reveals that one in ten employees say they never feel inspired at work, highlighting challenges for managers and productivity.
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£133,000 Fine for Company After Worker’s Fall Through Fragile Roof
The accident left the 37-year-old father-of-one with severe injuries requiring a prolonged hospital stay.
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UK Employees Feel Least Appreciated Compared to Global Counterparts
British workers show a strong connection between appreciation and performance, with most saying they work harder when recognised for their efforts.
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Three in Five Brits Avoid Taking Sick Days When Needed Despite Rising Illness Rates
Flu, migraines and mental health among top reasons for absences, but reluctance to rest persists among employees.
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Study Identifies the Worst Industries for Worker Wellbeing
People working in the arts, hospitality and healthcare sectors face the most significant challenges to their wellbeing, a new study suggests.
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Revealed: The World’s Happiest Workplaces for 2025
The list showcases companies across a range of industries and regions that prioritise wellbeing, job satisfaction and workplace culture.
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