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Employment Allowance claims jump 16% after eligibility changes
More than 1.4 million employers claimed Employment Allowance in 2025-26 after the Government expanded eligibility and more than doubled the value of the relief.

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Report warns workplace pensions could be consumed by rent in retirement
Hymans Robertson is calling for closer links between pensions and property ownership after analysis suggested minimum workplace pension contributions could be entirely absorbed by rental costs in later life.

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NAPA Auto Parts backs Race Against Dementia through new charity partnership
NAPA Auto Parts has announced Race Against Dementia as the official charity supported by NAPA Racing UK, with employees set to collectively run more than 1,000 miles to raise funds ahead of the BTCC weekend at Knockhill.

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Research urges businesses to keep humans in charge as AI reshapes product development
New research led by Nyenrode Business University says businesses should treat generative AI as a "synthetic teammate" that supports innovation while ensuring people remain responsible for decision-making throughout product development.

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Skills gap replaces labour shortage as logistics sector’s biggest workforce challenge
Labour shortages in logistics have eased, but a shortage of technical, managerial and specialist skills is now emerging as the sector's biggest challenge, according to a new report from Logistics UK.

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