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A survey of 2,000 UK employees conducted by Arden University found that 58 percent believe their industry is changing faster than they can keep up with. Only around half of those same respondents are actively developing new skills to match the ...
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Ten years after the Brexit referendum, the labour-market consequences are no longer speculative. Between 16,000 and 20,000 UK businesses have stopped exporting to the EU since the Trade and Cooperation Agreement took effect, and the sectors ...
On 23 June, the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) published its annual foreign direct investment statistics, and Wales produced the standout result: 75 foreign investment projects landed in Wales in 2025-26, generating more than 1,500 new ...
For three years, return-to-office mandates across the UK have arrived dressed in the language of productivity: collaboration suffers at home, junior staff miss out on mentorship, culture erodes on video calls. Research from the Wharton School at ...
Britain is heading into a period of extreme heat, with the Met Office issuing warnings of temperatures approaching 40°C, and the question arriving in every HR inbox and group chat is identical: at what temperature does work legally have to stop? T...
If you are planning a return to work after a career break, the structured on-ramp you had in mind may already be shorter than it was twelve months ago. Returnship programmes, the paid, time-limited placements that offered retraining, peer cohorts ...
Royal Mail's chief executive, Martin Seidenberg of International Distribution Services, disclosed at The Times CEO Summit that approximately 6,500 postal workers are absent on any given working day. Across a workforce of roughly 130,000, that is ...
Ebbw Vale cast more Leave ballots per head than any other constituency in Wales in 2016, even as EU structural funds underwrote the town's most visible symbol of revival: a railway station built on the footprint of the old steelworks, which ...
Private-sector pay growth in the United Kingdom has slipped to its softest reading in more than five years, while the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted on 18 June 2026 to hold Bank Rate at 3.75%. Taken together, the two data ...
Private sector pay growth in the United Kingdom has slipped to its lowest rate in roughly five and a half years, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) May 2026 labour market release. Regular pay in the private sector rose by just ...
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