Workplace Culture

Nearly one in three employees say poor leadership is preventing them from experiencing fulfilment at work, according to a new survey.

With England taking on Mexico in a crucial World Cup knockout match at 1am tomorrow (Monday), the TUC is urging employers to show "common sense" by allowing flexible working where possible, helping millions of fans balance supporting England with their working day.

%%excerpt%% Toxic workplace cultures remain a significant challenge for employers in 2026, with nearly seven in 10 US workers reporting they have experienced a toxic work environment during their careers, according to a new survey.

Neurodivergent professionals face job searches lasting years and only 9.1% feel valued at work, according to new research highlighting major hiring failures.

As Men's Health Week in the UK and US highlights growing concerns around men's wellbeing, experts say employers must do more to tackle stigma, workplace stress and mental health support.

As millions of employees follow World Cup matches during working hours, many say they plan to rely on AI to help manage workloads, raising new questions about productivity, trust and the future of work.

New research suggests that World Cup 2026 could cost employers up to $17 billion in lost productivity as workers adjust schedules, watch matches during working hours and seek greater flexibility.

A new report reveals rising AI anxiety, burnout and collapsing employer trust as 69% of workers fear layoffs.

Paid sick leave has emerged as the UK’s most valued workplace benefit, ranking above inflation-matching pay rises and flexible working, according to new research.

Eight in 10 UK workers have faced abuse at work in the past year, a TUC survey of 5,000 finds, with rising threats and violence prompting calls for stronger protections and employer action.