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The number of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) at the end of 2023 increased, with 12% of 16 to 24-year-olds in Britain estimated to fall into this camp.
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The number of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) at the end of 2023 increased, with 12% of 16 to 24-year-olds in Britain estimated to fall into this camp.
More >>According to workplace expert and Director of Henley Training, Colin Adams, this surge in notices can be attributed to toxic workplace culture, as a 2023 report from Oak Engage found that a staggering 75% of employees have experienced a toxic workplace with far-reaching consequences, including hinde...
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More >>Ensuring your employees are happy and feel appreciated is crucial for building trust and loyalty.
More >>Hiring into permanent positions fell sharply at the start of 2024, but salaries have increased at their softest rate for nearly three years.
More >>Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay and is already impacting the world of work in more ways than one, yet new data suggests fewer-than-expected workers in the UK prefer to interact with AI over people when looking for a job.
More >>Businesses and their suppliers will be put under extra strain with the steep rise of the national living wage from 1 April, but this must not result in workers being treated poorly, a key recruitment body spokesman has warned.
More >>Today, there are a large number of different ways of selecting personnel for a team of employees. Through these recruitment methods, a company can build the most effective team that will perform all the tasks properly, leading the business to a brilliant future.
More >>Nearly two-thirds (60%) of talent managers across Europe claim that the high turnover of young people leaving their jobs and the inability to find people with the right experience and skills to replace them is their biggest barrier to solving the skills shortage, according to the 2023 Global State o...
More >>Over half (56 per cent) of employees working in charities, social enterprises and not-for-profit organisations have left the sector in search of higher paid jobs in other industries, new research from Endsleigh reveals.
More >>As seasonal recruitment ramps up, new research reveals the top benefits that motivate shift workers across sectors such as hospitality, retail and logistics to change jobs.
More >>The research released by Hays, which received over 11,800 responses, found that close to a third (31%) believe the four-day week could have a beneficial impact on the environment. Other perceived benefits of this way of working include improved employee health and wellbeing (89%) and improved organi...
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