The Latest Breaking News from Randstad

'I Need To Speak To An American, I Need Someone With B*lls!': Customer Service Rep Quits Job After Abusive Calls

"I need to speak to a proper American who speaks English!" blurted the customer, and even commented that the representative was "stupid".

International Business Times UK · Jul 18, 2024

Workplace discrimination is driving LBGTQI+ employees to quit their jobs, but there are all kinds of ways for companies to support them

Non-inclusive companies have poor retention, and employees who stay are checked out.

Fortune · May 28, 2024

Workers taking on second jobs as cost pressures build

The soaring cost of living is leading to more Australians staying in their job or taking on additional work, according to fresh job data.

AAP · May 21, 2024

Randstad CEO: ‘Extending flexibility to all workers is the key to a more equal society’

Non-office workers have been left behind by the flexible work movement due to the narrow focus on remote work.

Fortune · Apr 27, 2023

Randstad CEO: ‘Gen Z employees should be treated like customers–and they want the full package’

Despite a dip in job security, workers are not willing to forgo flexibility and work-life balance, according to Randstad's research.

Fortune · Jan 25, 2023

Would you rather be unemployed than unhappy at work? 1 in 3 workers say they would

The massive survey of 35,000 workers around the world found 61% of people would reject a job offer if the role threatened to damage their work-life balance.

Fortune · Jan 18, 2023

England’s Covid catch-up tutoring often ‘haphazard and poor’, Ofsted finds

Concern about quality of some tutors as inspectors find ‘strong’ programme in only half of 63 schools visited

The Guardian - UK · Oct 26, 2022

National Tutoring Programme will ‘fail’ pupils unless it reforms

A new report has argued for reforms of flagship tutoring programme to ensure ‘high-quality’ providers.

The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2022

National Tutoring Programme gets take-up boost as new contractors announced

New figures show pupils began nearly 600,000 courses in the last two months, taking the total to just under 2.1 million since the scheme’s inception.

The Independent UK · Jul 19, 2022

Labour: All secondary pupils will have left by the time catch-up target is met

Labour analysis suggests the national tutoring programme will miss its three-year target.

The Independent UK · May 30, 2022