Over 45s need more HR support to navigate reskilling
The coronavirus pandemic has sparked a wave of career switching among workers over 45 year-olds in the UK, according to new research by Microsoft.
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Why now is the time to upgrade your workforce management technology
With all the challenges of COVID-19, is this really the time to invest in management technology?
Fire and rehire tactics surge during COVID-19
Fire and rehire tactics are becoming more widespread during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has warned.
Pay rises and bonuses will be sparse for white-collar workers
Just five per cent of white-collar professionals have been told they will receive their January bonus, despite working all of 2020, putting pressure on HR teams to provide alternative bonus incentives.
How to make L&D more cost-effective in 2021
As we emerge from a difficult year, having the right knowledge and skills to do our jobs will be mission critical. But at a time when L&D is needed more than ever, many business leaders have felt forced to cut budgets for survival.
Skills for Jobs could lead to more equal opportunities
The government has announced new upskilling reforms that may help HR pursue equal job opportunities for its employees.
BAME leadership: sensitising leaders early on
One of the major problems in tackling racial diversity lies in a lack of awareness about BAME leadership among students who are future HR leaders.
Coronavirus will intensify burnout unless employers intervene
A third winter lockdown and continued uncertainties due to the pandemic has placed employees more at risk of burnout than ever before.
Jobseekers face onslaught of rejections during the coronavirus pandemic
The average jobseeker unsuccessfully applied for 16 different roles over the past 12 months, according to a new BT survey.
Retain key talent through data insight
When the world of work finally emerges from COVID-19, attracting and retaining top talent while reducing operating costs is set to become of paramount importance.
BME employment has plummeted during pandemic
Black and minority ethnic (BME) workers have been hit much harder by job losses during the pandemic than white workers, according to new TUC analysis.
