Most UK Staff Have Mental Health Support. Few Would Use It
A survey of 2,010 UK employees finds 91% can access employer mental health support, but only 37% would use it, held back by career worries and doubts about privacy.
Work & Careers
Leaders Say AI Saves Time. Workers Are Not So Sure
A new survey finds a 28-point gap between executives and employees on whether AI has actually increased capacity at work.
You Learned AI. Now Who Pays for It?
Most employees believe new AI skills deserve higher pay, but many employers see AI fluency as part of the job. The gap could push upskilled staff out the door.
Employers Expect AI Fears to Fuel Union Drives, Few Feel Ready
In a survey of 665 employer-side leaders, 87% expect unions to use AI anxiety to organize, yet only 9% feel very prepared for what comes next.
ChatGPT Gets Its Own Office Suite, Agents Included
OpenAI unveiled Space, Pages and collaborative slides inside ChatGPT, letting teams and AI agents work on the same documents side by side.
AI-Exposed Jobs Are Getting Raises, Not Pink Slips
Advertised pay in the occupations most exposed to generative AI has grown far faster than in the least exposed ones, but the entry door to those jobs is getting narrower.