Tag: CIPD
CIPD Scotland Annual Conference 2025 to Focus on the Future of Work
The CIPD Scotland Annual Conference will bring together leading experts to discuss how to build a more productive and inclusive workforce.
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Search Begins for Northern Ireland’s Top Employers and HR Talent in 2025
The CIPD Awards in Northern Ireland 2025 have officially launched.
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UK Labour Market Sees Mixed Trends as Pay Growth Slows, Employment Rises
The ONS labour market report for October 2024 provides a mixed picture of employment in the UK.
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CIPD Responds to Workers’ Rights Reforms
The CIPD has reacted to the UK Government’s new workers’ rights reforms, introduced as part of the Make Work Pay plan.
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Northern and Midlands Employers Struggling with Candidate ‘Ghosting’
Employers in both the North of England and the Midlands are grappling with a rising trend of candidate ‘ghosting’.
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Prime Minister Announces Apprenticeship Reforms to Address Skills Gaps
The overhaul of apprenticeships in England is aiming to increase opportunities and address skills shortages.
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Workplace Conflict Resolution Still Lacking, CIPD Research Shows
A recent report reveals that only around a third of employees feel workplace conflict has been fully resolved.
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CIPD Launches Tool to Maximise Return on Wellbeing Investments
CIPD and Simplyhealth has introduced a tool to help organisations with their health and wellbeing strategies.
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CIPD Offers Guidance for Employers Amid UK Riots
The riots across the UK have presented new challenges for employers, especially concerning employee safety.
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CIPD Calls for Partnership in Government’s First 100 Days
The CIPD urges the new government to prioritise partnership with employers and trade unions.
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Flexible Working Arrangements Recommended During Hot Weather
Employers are encouraged to consider flexible working arrangements for employee comfort during hot weather.
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CIPD and Prospect Call for Government Focus on Good Work
Ahead of the general election, the next government is urged to prioritise good work.
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