New research suggests visualising your ideal retirement is crucial for midlifers to maintain long-term saving motivation.

Women's History Month is an important time for companies to recognise and celebrate the achievements and contributions of women in the workplace and beyond.

In 2024, employers have a responsibility to support employees with invisible disabilities. Providing appropriate assistance enables these team members to thrive whilst demonstrating your workplace's commitment to equality.  

In an uncertain economic climate, the importance of saving smart for retirement has never been more critical.

SAD is a form of depression that occurs seasonally, typically during the fall and winter months.

According to a survey by Motionspot, 35% of neurodiverse employees struggle with frequent distractions at work and the same amount report feeling anxious in social situations.

Many businesses are still cautious about pushing in-office roles onto workers. The majority of Gen Z and millennial workers have reported that they would consider looking for new work if they were forced to come into the office five days a week.

Nearly 60% of businesses believe that if working practices don’t develop, they are at risk of forcing out female employees unintentionally.

According to new studies, 28% of employers have already implemented, or are considering, a nine-day fortnight.

COVID-19 changed the world in a big way, and it completely reshaped the way that people work. Now, more and more employees are taking on remote workers, as working from home is becoming the new norm.

In a candidate-short market, time is of the essence- and if you don’t want your next star player slipping through the net, you need to make your recruitment process slick and efficient.

56% of London’s small and medium sized businesses have seen permanent staff put in a request to transfer over to a contact role in recent years.

Employees are feeling increasingly confident about their career and future job prospects over the next five years. This means that employers will have to work increasingly harder to retain employees, as this increased job confidence could see them searching for better opportunities elsewhere.

Soft skills, also known as interpersonal or emotional intelligence skills, are becoming increasingly important in the pensions industry

The recruitment and retention landscape for 2023 is set to be defined by a host of factors, including the ongoing repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic, high inflation, and the emergence of new expectations from employees.