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A new survey reveals that Gen Z employees are not only embracing AI more than their older peers, but they’re actively teaching themselves how to use it.

One in ten UK employees working from home have taken on a side hustle to help boost their income, with over a third admitting to earning this additional income whilst on the clocks with their main employer, a new study has revealed.

The global gender gap has closed to 68.8%, marking the strongest annual advancement since the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet full parity remains 123 years away at current rates, reveals WEF's latest report.

A new study has confirmed that most US business and legal leaders believe scaling back diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives may increase corporate risk. This includes legal exposure, financial and talent loss, and reputational damage.

The number of disabled workers at the receiving end of bullying, discrimination and harassment is “shockingly high”, the UK’s Trades Union Congress...

New research shows that most UK employees are resisting full-time return to office demands, with women and parents leading the growing rebellion...

Around 60% of UK employees say financial concerns are harming their health, according a new report.

A lack of reasonable adjustments in the workplace is “holding disabled people back”, the TUC has warned.

A new report has revealed that 58% of employees on both sides of the Atlantic have considered quitting their jobs due to mental health struggles.

Almost half of employers say they are struggling to find skilled talent, and a staggering 74% report delays of more than a year filling senior roles, according to EY’s latest survey.