Median CEO pay jumped 23.2% to $29.4 million in 2025 while the CEO-worker pay gap widened to 341:1, according to new data, raising new questions about fairness, AI-driven incentives and executive compensation.

CIPD urges UK to make Ethnicity Pay Gap Reporting mandatory

Just 13 FTSE firms currently disclose their ethnicity pay gaps, according to CIPD's latest research. So the professional body is urging the...
workplace discrimination

Empathic leaders key to retaining staff & reducing burnout

Not only do empathic leaders drive engagement, creativity and innovation, but they are also key to retaining staff and reducing employee burnout,...
training and deelopment

Half of US workforce hungry for upskilling opportunities

Around half of US employees are prepared to switch to a new job if offered training opportunities, according to a new study.
respect at work

Workplace friendships deteriorate for 1/3 staff

Around one-third of employees believe that workplace friendships have suffered as a result of the pandemic, according to...
women at work

IWPR: Union membership boosts women’s earnings & security

A new report from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) has revealed the powerful benefits of union membership for women in...
moral leadership

Only 12% staff believe gender equality exists at their company

Just 12% of workers actually believe there is gender equality in their place of work, according to new research.
students

2/3 UK’s youth feel permanently disadvantaged by pandemic

Almost two thirds (60%) of the UK's 13-25-year olds feel their 'ghosted' generation will be permanently disadvantaged by the pandemic, revealed a...
financial wellbeing

NFEC establishes clear link between staff financial wellbeing & productivity

A new study from the National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) has demonstrated a clear connection between employee financial wellbeing and workplace productivity. 
Most Brits happy to be back at the office

Most Brits ‘happy’ to be back at the office, reveals poll

Over half of Brits (55%) are happy to be working in the office again and enjoying seeing old colleagues, according to a...
many minority women still the only in the workplace

Too many minority women ‘still the only’ in their workplaces

Far too many women of colour are ‘still the only’ in their workplaces, according to a recent US survey. 
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