Monthly Archives: March 2017

UK SMEs still do not educate their staff on the risk of cyber security

New research from specialist cyber insurance provider, CFC Underwriting reveals that more than a quarter of UK based SMEs (27 per cent) are still failing to educate and train their staff on the threat of a cyber-attack. A third (38 per cent) of CFC’s claims in 2016 were caused by phishing scams, meaning that they could arguably have
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Young professionals entering work better equipped than their predecessors

Things could be changing for the next generation of job hunters, as research from CV-Library reveals that 46 per cent of the Generation Z workforce were taught about interview process through education, compared with just 20.4 per cent of Millennials. The study, which surveyed 1,000 UK workers, explored how, and at what age, UK professionals learnt about
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Workers reveal inequality in opportunity to rise up the ranks

New research by Lee Hecht Harrison |Penna, the global people management business finds a fifth of UK employees (20 per cent) feel discriminated against in promotion decisions. The most common cause of this inequality is age (39 per cent) followed by gender (26 per cent) and employment status (22 per cent). While employers agree ageism is the most apparent at
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