Staff allowed to choose working hours in new trial
Hundreds of British workers will soon have greater flexibility over their working hours as part of a new pilot by…
Microsoft and Apple abandon OpenAI board seats amid regulatory scrutiny
Microsoft and Apple have withdrawn from their board observer seats at OpenAI in response to global regulatory concerns about the…
New York working hours increase by 2.4% but productivity drops by 1.8%
A recent study by A.I. productivity platform Plus Docs, analysing the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS),…
Begbies Traynor anticipates continued high insolvency levels into next year
The restructuring firm’s revenue surged by 12% to £136.7 million for the year ending April Begbies Traynor forecasts ongoing “elevated”…
Steven Bartlett invests in chapter 2 to revolutionise recruitment industry
Steven Bartlett, renowned for his role on BBC’s Dragons’ Den and as host of the Diary of a CEO podcast,…
Good news for James Timpson, prisoners want to learn, study shows
Prisoners embrace higher education and want more digital skills, a new report has found A report carried out by academic…
Jeremy Vine pursued by HMRC for alleged unpaid taxes at BBC
Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine is the latest celebrity facing scrutiny from HMRC under the IR35 rules, with the tax…
Chancellor’s £7.3bn green gamble aims to boost UK economy
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, has unveiled a bold £7.3 billion investment plan to propel the UK to the forefront of…
UK’s high debt poses challenges for new government, warns S&P
S&P Global has issued a stark warning about the UK’s fiscal outlook, highlighting the nation’s high debt levels as a…
New rail minister Lord Hendy fuels hopes of HS2 revival
The appointment of Lord Hendy as the new rail minister by Sir Keir Starmer has sparked optimism within the industry…