Generation Z employees have a strong work ethic despite beliefs to the contrary, a new report from United Culture indicates.
Kavitha Sivasubramaniam

Kavitha Sivasubramaniam
Kavitha Sivasubramaniam is an experienced journalist, editor and communications professional who has been working in B2B publishing for more than 17 years. After graduating from Bournemouth University with a degree in Multi Media Journalism, Kavitha started her career in local and regional newspapers, before moving to consumer magazines and later trade titles, as well as PR. Specialising in pay and reward, she has been editor of a number of HR publications including Pay & Benefits, Employee Benefits, Benefits Expert, Reward and CIPP’s membership magazine, Professional. In June 2024, she won Pay, Reward and Employee Benefits Journalist of the Year at the Willis Towers Watson media awards. She was also named one of Each Person’s top 20 influential HR bloggers and managed a highly commended content team of the year in 2019.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform the delivery of career guidance, according to Morrisby.
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Carers UK urges the government to make changes to legislation so that working carers can have one week of paid leave per year.
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Ford plans to cut 4,000 jobs in Europe, including around 800 in the UK, following a slump in electric vehicle (EV) sales.
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Job hoppers who frequently change roles have £15,776 more in their pensions pots than the average worker, according to new data.
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E.ON's commitment to supporting diverse work styles was a crucial element in the judges' decision.
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Kavitha Sivasubramaniam considers whether employers are doing enough to level the playing field for neurodivergent workers
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King's College London’s HR team achieved lower attrition, greater internal promotions, and enhanced staff loyalty, found the judges. We look at their winning entry and those of our other finalists.
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The Employment Rights Bill is essential for women’s pay and equality in the UK, the TUC claims.
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UK retailers write to the chancellor warning of the dire impact of the £7bn in extra costs they face next year as a result of the budget.
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Unions demand greater access to toilets as a new study shows workers are using bags, bottles, buckets and bushes due to a lack of facilities.
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Starling Bank staff resign following demands from the company’s chief executive that they spend more time in the workplace.
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The government could save around £21.4m a year if it allowed civil servants to work four days a week, a union claims
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The rapid development of technology has permanently changed the nature of business travel, according to a new study.
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Nearly two in three (63%) neurodivergent workers believe employers view neurodiversity as a ‘red flag’, research reveals