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Press release

7 Nov 2022

UKG Creates Culture-focused Partner Network

LONDON, UK., UKG Aspire | UKG today announced the creation of a culture-focused partner ecosystem that will help even more businesses create truly great workplace experiences.

Press release

7 Nov 2022

UKG Launches Startup Ecosystem and Virtual Laboratory: UKG Labs

LONDON, UK., UKG Aspire | UKG today announced the launch of UKG Labs, a startup ecosystem and virtual laboratory of early-stage companies from around the world with products and ideas poised to help transform the HCM landscape by tackling some of the most important challenges facing people now and in the near future.

Press release

3 Nov 2022

UKG Acquires Workforce Planning Startup Quorbit

LONDON, UK | UKG today announced the acquisition of Quorbit, the U.K.-based startup specialising in long-term workforce planning solutions for people in frontline and hourly roles. This acquisition will help organisations achieve new levels of operational excellence by bringing together strategic planning with employee development, and further strengthens UKG market leadership for solutions designed in service of people.

Media coverage

22 Sep 2020

‘All Our People Deserve Good Managers’

Working Mums (U.K.) | Kronos—now known as UKG following its monumental merger with Ultimate Software—has been named one of the Best Workplaces for Women in the UK, and we spoke to senior members of the team about what puts them ahead of the competition: engagement and an interest in listening to their workforce.

Press release

15 Sep 2020

Physical safety, psychological security, job stability: employees worldwide share top COVID-19 concerns for the workplace of today and tomorrow

LONDON, U.K. | In a sweeping survey of employees and business leaders across 11 nations, The Workforce Institute at UKG (Ultimate Kronos Group) found only a fraction of employees (20%) felt their organisation met their needs during the initial months of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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