In today’s job market, it’s not just what you know – it’s who you know. Networking has become a driving force behind career growth and job opportunities, with more professionals across the UK leaning into it than ever before. But how influential is it really? In this guide, we explore the latest networking statistics, highlight …
Whether it’s to make ends meet or escape the 9-to-5 grind, more and more Brits are taking on second jobs, known as ‘side hustles’. From online empires to weekend freelancing, the rise of side hustles is reshaping how and why we work. To unpack the scale and scope of this shift in employment, we’ve crunched …
Recruitment plays a huge role in UK businesses, the overall economy and even our personal lives. To understand it’s challenges, success and impact, we gathered all the key facts, data and statistics surrounding UK recruitment from the most reputable sources across the web, and put them all here, in this well-organised page. Enjoy! Key …
Apprenticeships provide a great start for young workers, and a huge financial boost for employers, with the government funding 95% of staff training costs. To build a full understanding of the impact of apprenticeships in the UK, we gathered all the latest data and statistics from the UK government and other reputable sources across the …
Gone are the days of people having a “job for life” – Nowadays we are changing jobs more frequently than ever. To find out exactly how often people are changing jobs in the UK, how many people are switching, who they are, and what the impacts of career moves are – we did some extensive …
Advancements in AI (Artificial Intelligence) have made sweeping changes across the UK in recent years ; with significant effects on recruitment and employment in particular. We wanted to understand exactly how big an impact AI has made on recruitment, so we studied and analysed all of the public information we could find, from government data …
The use of social media is widespread in the UK, with an estimated 56 million users across the country. But how many of us are scrolling social media at work, why are we doing it, how do employers feel about it, and what are the impacts on the workplace? To find the answers to these …
Is it what you know, or who you know, that really counts when landing a job? Nepotism is the “practice among those with power or influence of favouring relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs.” The name comes from the shady practice of Popes promoting their nephews, but the behaviour is as old as …
The use of social media is widespread in the UK, with an estimated 56 million users across the country. But how many of us are scrolling social media at work, why are we doing it, how do employers feel about it, and what are the impacts on the workplace? To find the answers to these …
Is it what you know, or who you know, that really counts when landing a job? Nepotism is the “practice among those with power or influence of favouring relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs.” The name comes from the shady practice of Popes promoting their nephews, but the behaviour is as old as …