A third of employees looking to leave their current job this year, would like to work for themselves, according to a recent survey.
Leigh Lacy
Employers choose leaders over managers without consideration of the job
Employers who fail to pay minimum wage will be publicly named
Businesses that fail to pay their workers the National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage will continue to be publicly named by the government, following a review of the scheme.
Less than half of UK employees rate their employee experience positively
Only 40% of UK employees rate their overall employee experience positively, according to a new report.
No penalties for first year of IR35 reform
Businesses will not have to pay penalties for inaccuracies in the first year of reforms to off-payroll working rules after they are implemented from this April, except in cases of deliberate non-compliance.
Managers uncomfortable speaking to HR about personal development
More than six in 10 mid-level and senior managers feel uncomfortable speaking to HR about personal and professional development, according to new research.
DfE forecasts increase in part-time jobs
Latest figures, from the Department for Education, forecast growth in the number of available jobs, with part-time roles seeing the biggest increase.
A third of FTSE 100 companies set to miss ethnic diversity targets
More than a third of the UK’s largest listed companies are likely to miss a target to have at least one director from an ethnic minority by 2021, a government-backed review has revealed.
Workplace romance accepted by two thirds of employees
Love in the workplace hit headlines recently for all the wrong reasons, however, apparently two thirds of UK employees think that colleagues who couple should not be sacked.

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