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New report outlines how to tackle the ‘Great Resignation’

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With job vacancies in the UK at an all-time high, new research shows that over half of people (55%) will consider the quality of an office when it comes to taking on a new role. The findings are part of Peldon Roseโ€™s new Powered by People report, which takes a deep dive into the way […]

Millions of workers have left their job over the last year due to lack of motivation, being overworked – and rude bosses

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A study of 2,000 adults found almost a fifth had left their job out of choice in the last 12 months alone, with a further 22 per cent having done so in the past five years. One in 10 of those have quit as recently as the last six months and an additional 16 per […]

Being bilingual ‘can earn you more money’

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By Daniele Saccardi,ย Preplyย  If learning a new language was top of your New Yearโ€™s resolutions list, there has never been a better time to take the plunge. As well as allowing you to explore more areas in your career path, learning a new language can also be a fun and relaxing activity to do for […]

Enhance your professional development with these New Yearโ€™s work resolutionsย 

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At the start of January, many of us are reflecting on the past year, the recent return to remote working, and the opportunities open to us in the year ahead. Whilst resolutions often revolve around fitness or our personal lives, many set resolutions for the workplace to further our professional development, by building confidence or […]

It’s time for the Great Re-engagement

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2021 was full of talk about โ€˜the great resignation’ with people purported to be leaving their jobs in droves as one of the consequences of Covid inspired them to want and expect more from their employers.ย  For some businesses this may have driven change but for others change has not been so forthcoming. Now, one […]

One in six workers are retrained and ‘ready for new careers’

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A new survey has revealed that nearly one in six (15%) employees working in the UK have already retrained for a new role or profession. Their current employers just donโ€™t know it yet. HR software provider CIPHR polled over 1,000 workers to find out how many people have retrained and made a career shift since […]

Majority of UK professionals say employers ‘neglecting their desire to upskill’

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97 per cent of UK professionals cited a desire to upskill in order to stay relevant, yet only 5 percent feel their employer considers upskilling staff essential. That’s according toย the latest UK Skills Report from Resource Solutions, which says more than half (51 percent) of professionals surveyed indicated their concern about automation replacing all or […]

Engagement levels drop by nearly two-thirds forย those expecting to leave jobs

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Recent research reveals that over 1 in 8 UK employees (13%) expect to leave their current jobs within 12 months, with engagement levels dropping by 60% compared to those who intend to stay in their current roles. For those expecting to leave their roles, current engagement rates stand at 36%. This is compared to an […]

UK employers will need to do more to meet the challenges of a working population

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The UK Governmentโ€™s social care reforms discussed in the Autumn Budget will still fall short of filling the gap to cover costs for necessary social care, according to Aon. In raisingย ยฃ12 billion a year by increasing national insurance by 1.25ย percentage points from employers and employees, the UK Government intends to address both the NHS backlog […]

71% of UK turning to robots for career support because employers aren’t listening

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People are turning to robots to support their career development after the COVID-19 pandemic left them feeling lonely and disconnected from their own lives, according toย a new studyย by Oracle and Workplace Intelligence, an HR research and advisory firm. The study of more than 14,600 employees, managers, HR leaders, and C-level executives across 13 countries found […]

Only 41% of workers think theyโ€™re paid โ€˜what they are worthโ€™

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A new survey by HR software provider CIPHR suggests that most people donโ€™t believe theyโ€™re being paid what they think โ€˜they are worthโ€™ to do their current jobs. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, the longer itโ€™s been since they last received a pay rise โ€“ then the more inclined they are to feel this way. CIPHR polled […]

Six in 10 employees facing redundancy are planning career changes

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Research reveals that nearly 4 in 10 (38%) UK employees anticipate being made redundant within the next 12 months. Of this group, 60% do not plan on continuing their current career path post-redundancy. The research from Renovo has highlighted high levels of employee uncertainty and anxiety around job security as the UK emerges from the […]

When is the best time to apply for a jobโ€ฆ?

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When should you apply for a job? The experts at careers app, Debut have calculated the exact times of year with theย most and least job postings and provided some handy tips and adviceโ€ฆ Get applying quickly in November The best month to apply for a job is November, when as many as 14.34% of the […]

Three quarters of businesses ‘donโ€™t have the skills to succeed’ in a post pandemic world

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A new study into the concerns business leaders in the UK currently hold in relation to a post-pandemic world, has highlighted that a staggering 73% of businesses donโ€™t believe they have the skills needed to succeed. The research has shown that communication skills are where the gaps lie with 50% of business professionals picking up […]

Building resilience is key for companies to adapt

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By Debra Clark, head of specialist consulting at Towergate Health & Protection Resilience is not a personality trait, it is something all employees can improve upon, says Towergate Health & Protection, and this opens up potential for everyone โ€“ particularly crucial as we need to adapt to living with Covid-19. Resilience is of benefit to […]

Why it’s good to fail so you can succeed

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By Dr Lynda Shaw, neuroscientist, business psychologist and change specialist Failure. A word we all dread.ย  Failure can make us feel less competent, confident or intelligent, yet it is inevitable. We have all experienced failure in our lives, and whilst in the short term it can be debilitating, it can also be a springboard to […]

Only 23% of young people feel businesses understand their needs

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With there being negative headlines breaking the news about politicians in the news in the past few months, the disconnect between young people and politicians and the lack of trust in their capabilities has never been more prominent. Leading youth social mobility charity Speakers for Schools commissioned three YouGov surveys to determine the attitudes of […]

Employers turning to โ€˜silver medallistsโ€™ as skills shortages increase

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More employers are turning to โ€˜silver medallistsโ€™ โ€“ or those who almost made the cut in previous hiring rounds โ€“ to fill resourcing needs, as demand for talent increases and skills shortages continue to plague businesses across the UK. Thatโ€™s according to global provider of talent outsourcing and advisory services, AMS (formerly Alexander Mann Solutions). […]