Research Reports

Almost all CEOs (98%) believe that their organisations would benefit from implementing AI, however, trust remains a concern, revealed a new study.

Recruitment bias against race, age and gender continues to prevent STEM professionals who have had a career break return to employment, according to a new survey.

Ninety percent of employers increased their support for one or more core employee wellbeing needs, including physical, emotional, career and financial this year, according to a new study.

A staggering 93% of employers perceive there to be an IT skills gap within the UK job market, according to a new study from Forbes Advisor.

A new study has confirmed polycystic ovary syndrome, commonly known as PCOS, and infertility struggles are interfering with career progression and earnings. 

More than eight out of 10 employees expect support from their employers to help them achieve a work-life balance, according to a new study.

Although almost half of employees worldwide say that their workplace is where they feel the greatest sense of belonging, second to home, three-quarters report having felt excluded at work, according to a new survey.

As technology and society continue to integrate artificial intelligence (AI), nearly three-quarters of American adults (74%) fear higher unemployment is on the horizon.

Employees say that their company's diversity, inclusion and equity efforts are a key factor in job decisions, according to new research.

Many workers are feeling optimistic about the impact that generative AI will have on their skills and career prospects, revealed a new study.