UK businesses struggle to recruit staff needed to
Employers are still struggling with labour shortages and would need the entire population of Birmingham twice over to fill every
Businesses lack confidence in HMRC’s competence
Business confidence in the HMRC’s competence has fallen markedly as accountants raise “significant concerns” about the accuracy of the information
Nearly half of women believe work has a
48 percent of women said work had a negative impact on their mental health, compared to 40 percent of men.
Is poor service turning your customers into ‘silent
A great customer experience can make the difference between a business flourishing and failing. When customers have a positive interaction
UK government borrowing less than expected as tax
Government borrowing rose by less than forecast last month as strong tax revenues and a falling debt interest bill helped
Virgin Money to close a third of UK
Virgin Money has become the latest lender to reveal a new wave of branch closures, revealing plans to axe almost
Whitehall to bring in AI experts to spearhead
Whitehall is set to bring in leading AI and data experts from the private sector to catapult tech skills and
Ofcom proposes new rules to curb Mobile roaming
Mobile networks must tell people if they are going to be charged for using their phone abroad under new plans
Tesla may cut prices again in ‘turbulent times’
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk says the electric carmaker could continue to cut prices as the world economy is in
Unions calls for better protection for workers against
The UK is falling behind in protecting workers from artificial intelligence (AI), a trade union has warned. The TUC said