In an analysis conducted by the High Pay Centre, it was revealed that by midday on January 6, 2025, the chief executives of the UK’s top 100 publicly listed companies will have already earned more than the median annual salary of a full-time UK worker, which stands at £37,430. This analysis
The UK government faces a formidable challenge in addressing the workforce crisis within the National Health Service (NHS) to meet its ambitious targets for reducing waiting lists. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has laid out significant plans aimed at cutting waiting times for NHS treatment in England
The UK is facing a significant challenge in bridging the widening skills gap between its regions, with disparities in educational qualifications more pronounced than in most other European countries. Research conducted by the Learning and Work Institute (L&W) highlights a stark contrast between
The cost of employing low-wage workers in the UK is anticipated to reach unprecedented levels by 2025, posing significant challenges for businesses. According to the Centre for Policy Studies, this surge is driven by increases in employer national insurance contributions (NICs) combined with
In today’s rapidly evolving job market, there is an increasing need to equip workers with skills suitable for contemporary careers, particularly in sectors that are not necessarily tied to traditional degrees. Lindsay Greene, president and CEO of the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation
The state of Illinois has set a pioneering example for worker protections in the United States by enacting a new law that prohibits employment discrimination against workers with caregiving responsibilities, effective January 1, 2025. The legislation amends the Illinois Human Rights Act, thereby
