Youth Employment Recovery Still Lagging Worldwide, Reports ILO
Recovery in youth employment is still lagging, according to a new report by the International Labour Organization (ILO), which confirms that the...
One in Five Women Consider Leaving Job Due to Menopause
One in every five women has left or considered leaving a job because of menopause symptoms, according to a new study.
Gen Z Believe Employers Still Favour Applicants with Degrees
Although more employers are increasingly looking beyond traditional degrees to hire best-fit candidates, more than one-third of Generation Z believe hiring managers...
Homophobic Attitudes ‘Most likely’ Cause of Bullying in Secondary Schools
Secondary school pupils are more likely to be bullied because they are gay or thought to be gay than for any other...
Six in 10 Workers Say They’re Not Paid Enough to Support Themselves or Their...
Nearly six in 10 (58%) US workers are concerned their pay cheque is not enough to support themselves or their families amid...
TUC Calls for Long Covid to be Recognised as Disability
Following new data on Long Covid by the Office for National Statistics, the TUC is calling on the UK government to recognise...
Minority Mental Health Month: 1 in 5 Hispanic Students Consider Suicide
During the month of July, as the US observes Minority Mental Health Month, we’re reminded that 1 in 5 Hispanic students considered...
Consumers With Disabilities ‘Overlooked’ & ‘Disempowered’
Consumers with disabilities across the UK are not only overlooked by advertisers, but they are experiencing limited choice, leaving them feeling disempowered...
Spiralling Living Costs Pushing Staff to Work Through illness
New research has highlighted the significant impact of the spiralling cost of living crisis on employees’ home and work life; driving them to...
Unappreciated Staff ‘Twice as Likely’ to Experience Poor Mental Health
Employees who feel they don’t receive enough workplace recognition are twice as likely to suffer from poor mental health, revealed a new...