TM Lewin Adds Casualwear as AI Thins Graduate Hiring
The shirtmaker's managing director says fewer City graduates means fewer new formalwear customers, so the range is now split evenly between suits and casual clothes.
Work & Careers
One Aunt's Advice Put a Teen Into His Workplace Pension
A Scottish trainee skipped his pension at 18 as too expensive. A pensions expert in his family showed him what the employer match was worth.
PwC Plans Critical-Thinking Certification for 85,000 Staff
PwC US will certify employees in critical thinking and judgment from December, using an AI coach, as AI absorbs more of the groundwork.
Managers Carry AI Change as Few Executives Feel Ready
A Korn Ferry survey finds only 6% of leaders think top executives can lead AI transformation. Middle managers are expected to cover the gap, often without context.
Glassdoor Economist Sees a Workforce Stuck and Disengaged
Glassdoor's chief economist ties falling engagement to a slow hiring market, layoff anxiety, AI uncertainty and burnout, and points to what goes with higher engagement.
UK Government to Require Pay Details in Job Adverts
Prime minister Andy Burnham says employers will have to state pay when they advertise jobs. Key details, including who is covered and how it will be enforced, are still open.