In this next segment, we look at global workplace trends. Looking to switch jobs? Then, this next report is for you.


Global Employment Trends: Tracking Workforce Changes 

Business & Economy: Pearson’s latest report, ‘Lost in transition: Fixing the “learn-to-earn” skills gap’ reveals that economies lose billions in revenues due to skilling gaps.

Beyond Soft Skills: The Rise of Meta-Skills in the Workplace

Business & Economy: Workplace culture today often champions positivity as a non-negotiable trait. Employees are encouraged to “stay positive,” “be a team player,” and “look on the bright side.

Pleasanteeism: Has Workplace Positivity Become a New Form of Professional Gaslighting?

A significant generational divide is reshaping corporate dynamics in China’s evolving workplace. A report by recruitment consultancy Robert Walters reveals that 85% of Chinese employers face difficulties in managing cross-generational teams.

China’s Gen Z: Better Educated But Less Engaged In Workplace

According to a report by WHO, more than 70 per cent of employees globally experience some kind of burnout, be it emotional, physical, or mental exhaustion caused by work stress



Quiet quitters: Why 2024 was the year of burnout?

Quiet quitters: Why 2024 was the year of burnout

According to the police statement, the loss of fingers would have made Mayur Tarapara unfit for the job as he worked as a computer operator in the accounts department of Anabh Gems, located in Varachha Mini Bazaar



Employee chops off his fingers to escape job due to workplace pressure

In today’s fast-paced work environment, burnout and work-life balance have become increasingly critical concerns for employees and employers alike. Many businesses are rethinking traditional workplace practices to foster environments where mental health is prioritized, and employee well-being is integrated into the corporate culture. Watch in for more details!

Is Your Job Helping Or Hurting Mental Health?

US labour board accuses Apple of imposing illegal workplace rules

Tired of staring at your screen all day? Feeling like the thrill of work has fizzled out? You're not alone.

Tinder leave: A new trend in workplace perks

Slow productivity: Can it become a new workplace trend? This computer scientist makes strong case

A new report suggests most Indians have multiple sources of income in India. It also says India is among the top nations with multi-income individuals. But is that a good thing for the economy or does that show strains from a high cost of living? Take a look at this report to find out.

India tops list of multi-income individuals

Have you ever heard of the term quiet vacationing well it's the latest viral trend in offices. While usually one gets vacation leaves approved by their managers beforehand, Millennials and Gen-Zs are opting for something new. Instead of getting approval the employees are now taking time off and not informing their bosses.

Quiet vacationing: Latest workplace trend of 2024

Quitting is a part of the job but not everyone leaves the same way - some prefer to leave quietly - while others make it a big noise about it. Now a new trend has emerged in the workplace related to quitting jobs termed loud quitting.

Decoding the new workplace trend | Explained: What is loud quitting

More harm than good? AI, robots, trackers at workplace can be detrimental to quality of life, study finds

According to a new study, gender disparities in the workplace, continue to affect women disproportionately in India. The findings from a joint survey conducted by CRISIL and DBS Bank India reveal that the perceived gender pay gap at a pan-India level is 23% among salaried women. Across the country, 42% of women said they faced difficulties while negotiating salaries.

Gravitas | International Women's Day: Pay gap, gender bias continue to haunt | WION

Four-day workweek: This country to launch six-month pilot programme for workers

After 70-hour workweek suggestion, Narayana Murthy fires new shot: Three-shift work

Study shows 82% of workers in Asia have high to moderate mental health risk

Millennials stick to one workplace for longer periods than baby boomers did

Employers are still finding methods to cut jobs despite a decline in layoffs. Is this natural or a sign that the economy is failing? Are there going to be further issues in late 2023 or 2024? Workers are receiving emails and requests for team meetings with the startling message that while they aren't fired, their jobs have been eliminated.

After quiet quitting, quite firing comes 'quiet cutting'

Let's tell you about a workplace trend that has popularly been deemed the rudest workplace behavior. It's the infamous 'hey' in digital workspaces and hereby that I mean when someone sends you a text like that a hey text message.

Rudest workplace behavior: Beware of the dreaded "hey" in digital chats

Several sexual assault allegations have shaken McDonald's, one of the largest restaurant chains in the world, when it opened outlets in the United Kingdom.

Over 100 McDonald's workers report sexual harassment at workplace

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