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Work-Life Balance priority for jobseekers

Flexibility and a great work-life balance are both more important than ever for British workers, as new research from leading jobs and careers site Reed.co.uk reveals over half of Brits (53 per cent) would prioritise a company with a great work-life balance over the location (44 per cent) and benefits (36 per cent) when deciding between offers.

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Four-day week increasingly popular as UK gets unofficial national trial in May

Four-day week increasingly popular as UK gets unofficial national trial in May
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Loopin SaaS Ltd: Former Royal Marine Raises £1 6m Seed for Loopin - the Platform That Raises Company Morale

World's first Platform-as-a-Service designed to measure, manage and maximise team morale in real-time Platform combines daily check-ins, behavioural analytics and Generative AI coaching to

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LLMs come to workplace morale monitoring, as Loopin raises $1 9M for its platform

Loopin has now raised a £1.6 million ($1.9m) seed funding round from Angel investors. The company says it already has 40 paying customers including Reed, Farfetch and JD Sports.

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That s so extra! Over-45s use Gen Z slang in bid to get down with the kids at work, survey finds

More than one in three middle-aged people say they are using the language of those new to the workplace to fit in. One in four over-65s have even changed their vocabulary to match the youngsters.

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