Report reveals barriers faced by LGBTQ+ professionals

16 Apr 2025

A new report finds that 85% of LGBTQ+ professionals in the UK have encountered career obstacles due to their identity.

The reality of flexible working falls short for working mothers

08 Apr 2025

Flexible working policies still don't translate into meaningful change for many working mothers, a new report reveals.

Only half of the European workforce have psychologically healthy workplaces

07 Apr 2025

Many companies are still missing the mark when it comes to promoting sustained psychological health, a new report has found.

Study links low emotional intelligence to manipulative management styles

02 Apr 2025

Managers who lack emotional intelligence are much more likely to be manipulative, new research has found.

Hybrid workers are happier and healthier

01 Apr 2025

Hybrid workers take fewer sick days, are less stressed and enjoy improved levels of health and wellbeing, according to new research.

Businesses face escalating risks from AI-driven cyberattacks

26 Mar 2025

Nearly nine out of 10 cybersecurity professionals report that their organisation has encountered an AI-driven cyberattack in the last year, a new survey has revealed.

One in seven female managers say their gender has made it harder to succeed

20 Mar 2025

Female employees in the UK, particularly at management level, are twice as likely to see their gender as a barrier to success than their male counterparts.

Team building is the most-disliked workplace social activity

14 Mar 2025

Almost a third of employees dislike work team-building activities, according to a new survey, putting it at the top of the list of most-disliked workplace social activities.

UK hiring recession set to remain until the summer

11 Mar 2025

With many businesses continuing to hold back on recruiting, the UK's hiring recession looks set to remain an issue until summer at the earliest.

Half of women lack inspirational female role models at work

07 Mar 2025

Half of female professionals in the UK say that their company lacks inspirational female leaders.

Hybrid work key to female career progression and parity

06 Mar 2025

Two thirds of women say that hybrid working has had a positive impact on their career trajectory, a new report has found.

British workers lacking AI skills

28 Feb 2025

New research suggests that British workers lack the confidence and skills to use AI, with 69% saying they don’t know how to use AI at work

FTSE 350 increases number of women on boards

27 Feb 2025

Almost half of board roles and more than a third of leadership roles in FTSE350 companies are now held by women, according to the FTSE Women Leaders Review 2025.

One change too many: HR challenges for 2025

25 Feb 2025

Change fatigue and a lack of direction from senior leadership are among the top five barriers to success faced by communications and HR leaders, according to a new report.

Economic uncertainty and cyber threats are the key risks keeping executives awake a night

17 Feb 2025

The economy, cyber threats and talent challenges dominate list of critical near-term risks for boards and executives, a new survey has found.

Gender diversity stalls on AIM company boards

11 Feb 2025

Gender diversity on AIM company boards has stalled, a new report has found, with women holding just 16% of AIM directorships.

Half of British employees feel anxiety at work

10 Feb 2025

Half of British employees feel anxiety at work, a new report has found, with younger workers reporting the highest levels of workplace stress.

Report calls for new politics of AI

07 Feb 2025

A new report by the IPPR reveals the significant impact generative AI is having on UK society, with up to 70 per cent of knowledge economy tasks at risk of being transformed by AI technology.

Reducing cognitive biases in organisations: evidence-based mitigation strategies

03 Feb 2025

A new study proposes an evidence-based framework to help improve organisational decision-making by reducing cognitive biases.

AI failings are about people, not tech

22 Jan 2025

With 80% of companies saying that AI tools don't deliver hoped-for benefits, new research argues that its the emotional reactions of employees towards AI that is the critical factor in its uptake.