UK employees who leave work to take on caring responsibilities of those with long-term illnesses could gain new protections, similar to parental leave rights, under proposals set out in a government consultation. The government is now seeking views on whe... See more
Young jobseekers are increasingly using artificial intelligence during the recruitment process, research has found. Three quarters (73 per cent) of students and graduates used AI at some stage during the application process, up from 55 per cent last year,... See more
UK workers are at risk of not having the income needed for a comfortable retirement, the latest estimates from a pensions trade body has revealed. A moderate retirement now costs £32,700 a year for a single person household and £45,000 a year for two, yet... See more
A growing number of workers are embracing artificial intelligence and report that it is improving their job satisfaction, according to a global survey of nearly 12,000 workers across 14 countries. Two thirds (67 per cent) of regular AI users say the techn... See more
Should businesses ban mobile phones at work? As major employers swap open desks for locked phone pouches, People Management explores whether device limitations can enhance employee productivity or erode trust This article is only available to CIPD members... See more
