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Britain enters ‘coping era’ at work

A study from BHN Extras has suggested that Britain’s workforce has entered a ‘coping era' at work, with employees increasingly working through illness, staying constantly connected and sacrificing wellbeing just to keep up with workplace pressure. Using its Coping Index, BHN Extras segmented responses from 1,500 employees into five groups based on workplace wellbeing and ability to manage pressure: Thriving, Satisfied, Coping, Struggling and Under Pressure. The findings...

An End To Zero?

The government’s consultation on reforms of zero hours and similar contracts has elicited some reaction from the recruitment and HR sector. The changes (https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/make-work-pay-ending-one-sided-flexibility-reforms-of-zero-hours-and-similar-contracts)...

UK employers accelerate AI adoption

UK employers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to manage workforce pressures and reshape how work is delivered, according to research from leading European...

Prepare for unfair dismissal rule changes

Businesses are being encouraged to take a fresh look at how they manage new employees ahead of upcoming changes to unfair dismissal rules coming...
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From Placement to Retention: Why Recruitment Agencies are Repurposing as ‘Retention Partners’ in 2026

Recruitment is no longer about filling a vacancy. In today's modern climate, it is about getting the right fit for both the candidate and...

The Rise of the Superagency™

James Osborne, Co-founder of The Recruitment Network, outlines a change in the market. I’ll start this article with an immediate apology to Reid Hoffman and...

Fair Work Fair Pay

Crawford Temple, CEO and founder of Professional Passport, says Make Work Pay must focus on a framework that delivers on fairness. The government’s Make Work...

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