Leading employment experts and major employers have said there is “nothing to fear” from the Government’s Employment Rights Bill, arguing that the reforms will support fairer workplaces, boost productivity and bring the UK closer in line with international employment standards.The

From 5G RedCap to on-device AI, 2026 marks a turning point for smarter, lower-power wireless systems. Based on insights from the software and hardware engineers at embedded systems design consultancy ByteSnap Design, the following predictions outline how 2026 will mark a

Almost half of UK SMEs are optimistic about the year ahead, but cost pressures remain the biggest obstacle to growth, according to new research from Simply Asset Finance released ahead of the Autumn Budget.The study shows SME confidence is climbing:

Over the past decade, connected living has shifted from novelty to normality. Nowadays, smart speakers react to our voices, thermostats learn our daily routines, and energy-saving appliances adjust themselves in the background. In other words, IoT innovations have created a home

The Government has confirmed that Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) will be scrapped, with ministers claiming the move will save at least £100 million that can instead be channelled into frontline policing, artificial intelligence and cybercrime capability.The announcement forms part

Telematics Adoption Accelerates as Fleets Prioritize Efficiency and Compliance According to a new research report from the leading IoT analyst firm Berg Insight, the total number of active fleet management systems deployed in commercial vehicle fleets in North America was around

Aviva chief executive Dame Amanda Blanc has urged the chancellor to rethink plans for a major clampdown on salary sacrifice schemes, warning that the move would penalise both employers and workers while damaging long-term pension saving across the UK.Speaking ahead