From better job satisfaction and reduction in absenteeism to increased productivity, the four-day workweek is promising. But is it a viable solution for everyone?
1/4 of employed Brits, equivalent to 7 million workers, opt to work in cafes instead of at home or the office. But is it safe to conduct professional work in a public setting?
Even though it’s more than three years since the pandemic and the UK exited the EU, HR leaders are still contending with an array of challenges, some longstanding and others newly emerging.
The traditional breadwinner model, where one parent works while the other manages the family, no longer reflects the majority of UK families' and organisations need to accommodate this.
With remote work enabling employees to work from public workspaces, how can you ensure those working for you are doing so securely whilst connected to public Wi-Fi?
With parents, managers and leaders all having different expectations from flexible working, there’s a danger that opposing needs can result in friction and dissatisfaction.
Gen Z workers are not disengaging due to a lack of commitment or a sense of entitlement; rather, they are responding to the evolving dynamics of the modern workplace.
New analysis sheds light on the growing demand for mental health support in the workplace and the surging popularity of "Work From Anywhere" (WFA) schemes.