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The UEFA European Championship is a celebrated event in England, but it comes with economic consequences.UK businesses face significant productivity losses when football matches coincide with working days.Each match day…
A series of ambitious reforms by the Labour government aims to significantly alter the landscape of UK workplaces, offering new protections and rights for workers.From day-one rights to the right…
Research suggests that AI implementation could transform the UK public sector.AI technology may save UK public workers up to 23 million hours weekly in administrative tasks.Public sector employees experience negative…
Closing the employment rate gap between older and younger workers could boost the UK economy by £9 billion annually.Analysis by the Centre for Ageing Better highlights the potential economic benefits…
A recent survey highlights significant skills shortages affecting businesses in London and the South East, with adverse impacts on productivity and morale.Over 63% of firms report difficulties due to a…
Parents face significant pension shortfalls due to caregiving roles, leading to potential financial instability in retirement.Analysis indicates that caring for disabled children results in parents being £138,000 poorer in pensions…
As the UK emerges from the pandemic, the focus on supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is paramount for economic recovery. Five main priorities have been identified for the next…
The latest research indicates a slight decrease in advertised salaries in May, amidst a stagnant job market.A drop of 0.1% in average advertised salaries was recorded, despite economic recovery signals.Increased…
Rising costs of living are prompting more UK workers to fear an insecure retirement.Nearly 40% of full-time workers doubt their ability to retire, up from 33% last year.Those aged 35-44…
Shareholders of major US tech companies are ignoring pension savers' concerns about AI risks.A survey revealed that 72% of pension savers believe shareholders should use their influence on AI policies.Resolutions…
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