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If CEOs want to get Gen Z workers back in the office, they’ll need to motivate them to come back.

Total UK retail sales limped to a 2.7% increase in September despite the fall in inflation, according to the BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor.

KPMG's CEO outlook for 2023, seen as a temperature check for business leaders around the world, shows geopolitics bolting to the number 1 concern. The survey also found that an overwhelming majority of CEOs are likely to reward employees for returning to the office after the pandemic. France 24 spoke…

CEOs plan to entice employees back to the office with favorable assignments, raises, and promotions, a KPMG survey finds.

Most company leaders also believe pay and promotions could become linked to workplace attendance

More than 60% of bosses expect to see a “full return” to office working by 2026

The software industry is well-poised to flourish, propelled by the anticipated surge in AI-based software solutions. Amid such heightened demand, should one buy or sell three software stocks: Tyler Technologies (TYL), HubSpot, Inc. (HUBS), and Microsoft Corp (MSFT)? Read more to find out….

Firms that gamified employee training saw higher retention and addition of clients and increased revenue in a study.

Britons are raiding savings or cutting pension contributions, KPMG study finds

Report finds stress as one of the main contributors to absence as staff take 7.8 days off a year on average

The council says a proposed one-year deal is 'inconsistent' with past consultation.