• 62% of HR professionals have seriously considered leaving their role or reducing their responsibilities in the past 12 months, and 85% of them believe that better HR technology could make them more likely to stay.
• Nearly half a day of work is lost each week due to inefficient systems, as HR teams struggle with fragmented tools, manual processes and ever-changing priorities.

London, United Kingdom, 8^th June 2026: New research from IRIS Software Group suggests that HR professionals are reaching a breaking point, revealing that three in five (62%) have seriously considered leaving their role in the last 12 months – due to unsustainable workloads, ineffective systems and lack of support from leadership.

The IRIS* study of 300 UK HR professionals, whose HR software manages over 850,000 employees in the UK, found that high workloads are the biggest risk factor for attrition (30%), followed by the emotional cost of the role (19%) and insufficient pay relative to workload (16%). Nearly half (46%) told IRIS that they regularly work more hours than expected, and a similar proportion of respondents (45%) feel overwhelmed by their workload.

Operational inefficiency compounds the pressure. HR professionals lose an average of half a day of work (3.4 hours) each week to poorly integrated systems, but only 28% have a fully or largely integrated HR platform. Most navigate a patchwork of systems and spreadsheets (34%) or use only manual processes (24%).

The top challenges created by poor systems included downtime (33%), missing features that HR professionals need (30%), and poor integration leading to multiple systems being updated separately (30%).

Among those who have considered leaving, 85% say better HR technology would make them more likely to stay, highlighting a retention problem that better technology could help solve.

Stephanie Coward, Managing Director of HCM at IRIS Software Group, said: “HR teams are being asked to do more than ever, from managing wellbeing and supporting hybrid working to maintaining compliance. But many are doing it with systems that create more work rather than less. When you’re losing half a day every week simply because of system inefficiency, something has to give.”

“What’s striking is that these aren’t unrealistic expectations. HR professionals aren’t asking for the impossible, they’re asking for technology that works well, integrates smoothly, and gives them the time to do the people parts of their job well. That’s a reasonable request, and it’s one that organizations need to take seriously.”

The leadership disconnect

The research also reveals a gap between HR and senior management. While three-quarters (75%) of HR professionals feel supported by their organization, around one in five (19%) respondents told IRIS that senior management does not understand the pressure and demands placed on HR.

Of those who don’t feel understood, 44% say senior management overlooks the emotional labor involved in HR work, while 43% highlight the impact of being caught between leadership and employee needs. Another 38% cite administrative burden and system limitations that senior leaders fail to recognize.

When asked what would make the biggest difference, better HR technology that automates routine tasks (42%) topped the list, followed by a bigger budget for HR tools (35%) and better integration between existing systems (34%).

Stephanie Coward added: “Organizations that will retain their HR talent are those that carefully consider whether their technology actually supports their people or just adds to the administrative burden. With half of HR professionals expecting their workload to increase over the next 12 months, and almost two thirds having already considered leaving, this is not something that can wait.”

For more information, visit: https://www.iris.co.uk/hr/

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*The research was conducted by Censuswide, on behalf of the IRIS Software group, with a sample of:

• 100 HR employees – beginner level

The data was collected between 02.04.2026 and 07.04.2026. Censuswide is a member of the Market Research Society (MRS) and the British Polling Council (BPC), and a signatory to the Global Data Quality Pledge. It adheres to the MRS Code of Conduct and the ESOMAR principles.

About IRIS Software Group

IRIS Software Group is a global provider of mission-critical software and one of the UK’s largest privately owned software companies. IRIS provides software solutions and services to finance, HR and payroll teams, educational institutions and accounting firms that simplify processes and allow professionals to focus on the work they love. By simplifying, automating and providing insight into critical daily tasks for organizations of all shapes and sizes, IRIS ensures its customers can look to the future with certainty and confidence.

IRIS is the largest third-party online filer to the UK government. Ninety-three of the UK’s 100 largest accountancy firms use IRIS software. One in six employees in the UK are paid through IRIS payroll offerings, and globally, six million employees receive their payslips through IRIS software each month. More than 850,000 employees in the UK are managed by IRIS HR solutions. More than 12,000 UK schools and academies use IRIS, and four million parents and carers use IRIS apps to connect with their child’s school; 300 million messages are sent between schools and parents each year, and over £15 million in transactional payments are processed each month.

To see how IRIS helps organizations get it right the first time, every time, visit www.iris.co.uk or follow IRIS Software Group on LinkedIn.

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IRIS Firm Management unifies time recording, work in progress, invoicing and financial reporting on a single platform, providing mid- and large-sized firms with real-time information allowing them to grow more profitably.

London, United Kingdom, May 12, 2026 – IRIS Software Group (IRIS), a leading global provider of accounting, HR, payroll and training software, today announced the launch of IRIS Firm Management (IFM), a next-generation practice management platform specifically designed for mid-to-large UK accounting firms.

With an average gap of 105 days between completing work and receiving payment*, firm profitability is under serious pressure: in a survey of 140 UK accounting firms, 37% identified time tracking as a major challenge, with only 33% using tracking, and 76% using only basic work in progress tracking, manual or no tracking**. This situation is compounded by the increasing regulatory burden imposed by changes such as Making Tax Digital on changing business requirements.

IFM brings together practice management, time and billing, work-in-progress management and financial reporting into a single integrated solution. It provides practice leaders with real-time visibility into utilization, capacity, scope creep and margin erosion, with workflows designed to reduce administrative burden, allowing senior team members to focus on high-value work. Businesses using IFM have reported up to a 25% reduction in write-offs and two to four hours per person per week recovered from billing administration.

Modern business management

Most practice management tools were designed for compliance, not business performance. IFM fills this gap by acting as a financial controls layer on top of compliance software.

Jonathan Priestley, Managing Director of Global Accounting Solutions and Transformation, said: “Accounting practices are at an inflection point and the businesses that will thrive are those that can turn their operational data into business decisions. IFM is a demonstration of our long-term commitment to UK accountants: we have listened to them, we understand the pressures they face and we have built a solution that will evolve alongside them as they grow. The accounting profession supports businesses in every the UK economy, and these businesses deserve technology that matches the vital role they play.”

Support for diverse businesses with complex needs

IFM is available in two configurations: IFM Core designed for businesses needing foundational visibility with rapid deployment, with the system up and running within two to three weeks, and IFM Advanced for businesses with multiple offices, multiple entities, or governance complexity. Importantly, both configurations have the ability to scale as businesses grow, eliminating the need to reconfigure the platform as headcount, customer volume or structural complexity increases, while protecting margins.

Main advantages of IFM***:

• Real-time information to support accurate, data-driven decision-making with improved tracking, reporting and resource allocation – with estimation five percent or more leak recovery time.

• Automation recover between two to four hours per person per week for higher value-added work by reducing administrative work on invoicing, reporting and spreadsheet validation.

• Boosted profitability by reducing radiation 15 to 25 percent with early visibility into scope creep and margin erosion before it’s too late.

Top 50 ranked Larking Gowen has selected IFM as its practice management platform and is considering migrating from its current system following an evaluation of leading cloud solutions in the market. Richard White, chief information officer at Larking Gowen, said: “We needed confidence in three things: a robust data migration from our existing system, extensive APIs to power our Power Platform applications and reports and connect the growing ecosystem of cloud applications across the business, and the assurance of a platform designed specifically for accounting practices. IFM delivered on all three of these criteria.”

Long-time IRIS client Morgan Griffiths LLP chose to migrate to IFM after using IRIS office solutions to manage tax, accounting, practice management, time recording and task tracking. IFM transformed the company’s operational efficiency, giving it greater reliability and control over critical functions. Director Andrew Hunt said: “Invoicing can be so tedious, which you don’t want because it ends up eating into your profits. These things should be very simple to do, and we’ve definitely achieved that now. This is IFM’s biggest success for us so far.”

Beyond daily efficiency, IFM has created a stronger foundation for Morgan Griffiths LLP to evolve. Accelerated digitalization and improved real-time data accessibility have enabled partners to recognize strategic growth opportunities. Andrew said: “I think MTD presents a huge opportunity for us, particularly in putting customers in a much better place where they get closer to real-time insights into how their business is progressing. »

IFM Core and IFM Advanced are now available – find out more here.

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*Nawest 2024 accounting benchmarking report.

**These figures come from the IRIS Discovery Tool questionnaire completed by 140 UK accounting firms who are IRIS clients.

***These figures are based on an ROI calculator that evaluates adjustable assumptions, using a combination of industry benchmarks and early adopter feedback.

About IRIS Software Group

IRIS Software Group is a global provider of mission-critical software and one of the UK’s largest privately owned software companies. IRIS provides software solutions and services to finance, HR and payroll teams, educational institutions and accounting firms that simplify processes and allow professionals to focus on the work they love. By simplifying, automating and providing insight into critical daily tasks for organizations of all shapes and sizes, IRIS ensures its customers can look to the future with certainty and confidence.

IRIS is the largest third-party online filer to the UK government. Ninety-three of the UK’s 100 largest accountancy firms use IRIS software. One in six employees in the UK are paid through IRIS payroll offerings, and globally, six million employees receive their payslips through IRIS software each month. More than 850,000 employees in the UK are managed by IRIS HR solutions. More than 12,000 UK schools and academies use IRIS, and four million parents and carers use IRIS apps to connect with their child’s school; 300 million messages are sent between schools and parents each year, and over £15 million in transactional payments are processed each month. IRIS is a Great Place to Work® certified and recognized as one of the Times 50 Best Employers for Gender Equality in 2023. IRIS is also recognized as a Best Workplace for Wellbeing, a Best Workplace in Technology, and a Best Workplace for Women.

To see how IRIS helps organizations get it right the first time, every time, visit www.iris.co.ukor follow IRIS Software Group on LinkedIn, Twitter And Instagram .

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• According to new research from IRIS Software Group, 71% of SME employers plan to bring forward redundancy decisions due to concerns about increased exposure to claims under new unfair dismissal rules.
• With claims becoming possible after six months – and the compensation cap set to be removed entirely – employers face increasing exposure, with cases already costing £22,200 on average.

London, United Kingdom, April 1, 2026: UK SMEs are bracing for redundancy decisions when new hires don’t work out, as changes to unfair dismissal rules increase businesses’ potential exposure to claims and financial risks, new research from IRIS Software Group reveals.

The study of 500 SME HR managers* found that 71% are likely to make termination decisions before six months if problems arise, effectively shortening the window in which new hires have a chance to succeed. The results raise an important question for employers: rather than accelerating layoff decisions, is this a better opportunity to benefit from the first six months from the start?

Under the Employment Rights Act 2025, from 1^st In January 2027, the waiting period for ordinary appeals for unfair dismissal will increase from two years to six months. At the same time, the salary cap will be removed entirely, increasing the potential financial risk for employers**.

It’s important to note that some termination claims – including discrimination and whistleblowing – already have no waiting period or compensation cap, meaning employees can bring a claim from day one of employment.

A common practice, now under surveillance

Early layoffs are already a reality for many SMEs. On average, HR managers say they have laid off two employees with between six and 24 months of seniority over the last three years.

The most commonly cited reasons were performance or ability issues (50%), followed by misconduct (43%), attendance or illness issues (33%), failure to meet targets (31%) and breakdowns in working relationships (17%).

A separate IRIS survey of 500 SME employees* found that almost one in five employees (19%) had been laid off or made redundant between six months and two years in the job. Of these, 73% felt the decision was unfair or unjustified – but only 20% filed a grievance, with 17% saying they were unable to do so because they had not yet reached two years of service.

Risk is increasing – and employees are ready to act

Of employees surveyed by IRIS, 63% said they were more likely to challenge dismissal under the new six-month rules – underscoring a potential increase in claims as access to rights increases.

The IRIS investigation revealed significant existing financial exposure. Two in five SMEs (42%) said they had defended an unfair dismissal claim in the last three years, costing an average of £22,200 in settlements, compensation, legal costs and lost time. Almost a quarter (23%) said cases had cost between £25,000 and £49,999, and 8% faced costs of up to £99,999.

Stephanie Coward, Managing Director of HCM at IRIS Software Group, said: “What is striking is that many of these situations already exist: employees feel that decisions are unfair, but do not have the opportunity to challenge them.

“These changes don’t necessarily create new risks, but they make existing issues much more visible and concrete for employees. The first six months of employment have never been more important, not just in terms of risk, but also as an opportunity to build a working relationship from the start.”

Reshaping Employer Behavior

While reforms aim to improve equity, they also reshape employer behavior. Nearly half (47%) of HR leaders said the changes would improve fairness but increase business risks, while 30% believed they would improve fairness without major disruption.

More than half (51%) of HR managers said the changes would make employers more reluctant to take risks when recruiting – with many planning to act sooner if problems arise and introduce more rigorous candidate screening. Three-quarters (76%) said they would become more cautious about candidates with limited references or patchy work histories, and the same proportion are considering introducing more thorough candidate screening processes.

At the same time, employers are seeking to strengthen the way probation is managed. More than a third (36%) said the changes would lead to improvements in management standards, with a clear focus on better documentation, earlier performance checkpoints and more structured processes in the first six months.

When documenting probation performance and termination decisions, 38% of SMEs still rely on email trails, 32% on paper records and 29% on spreadsheets, rather than dedicated HR software. A third (34%) of SMEs said they were considering investing in dedicated performance management tools, such as HR software, and a further 39% already have systems in place or plan to invest anyway.

Stephanie Coward added: “There is a clear tension in the data. Employers recognize the intent behind these changes – to improve equity – but many plan to respond by speeding up layoff decisions and becoming more cautious about who they hire.

“The risk is that probation becomes more about early risk management. The organizations that succeed will be those that treat the first six months as a structured, evidence-based program, not an afterthought.

“This is where having the right systems in place is critical. It’s no longer enough to rely on casual conversations or fragmented records: employers need a clear, consistent view of performance, decisions and supporting evidence from day one.

“Successful organizations won’t just manage risk, they’ll treat the first six months as a real opportunity to set people up for success. That means being intentional from day one: clear expectations, structured controls, and the right systems to provide managers with the support and evidence they need to make good decisions.”

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* The research was conducted by Censuswide, on behalf of IRIS Software Group, with a sample of:

• 500 HR managers in SMEs. The data was collected between 03/13/2026 and 03/19/2026.

• 500 employees in SMEs. The data was collected between 03/13/2026 and 03/17/2026.

An SME is defined as having fewer than 250 employees. Censuswide is a member of the Market Research Society (MRS) and the British Polling Council (BPC), and a signatory to the Global Data Quality Pledge. It adheres to the MRS Code of Conduct and the ESOMAR principles

** Gov.uk – Factsheet: Unfair dismissal

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About IRIS Software Group

IRIS Software Group is a global provider of mission-critical software and one of the UK’s largest privately owned software companies. IRIS provides software solutions and services to finance, HR and payroll teams, educational institutions and accounting firms that simplify processes and allow professionals to focus on the work they love. By simplifying, automating and providing insight into critical daily tasks for organizations of all shapes and sizes, IRIS ensures its customers can look to the future with certainty and confidence.

IRIS is the largest third-party online filer to the UK government. Ninety-three of the UK’s 100 largest accountancy firms use IRIS software. One in six employees in the UK are paid through IRIS payroll offerings, and globally, six million employees receive their payslips through IRIS software each month. More than 850,000 employees in the UK are managed by IRIS HR solutions. More than 12,000 UK schools and academies use IRIS, and four million parents and carers use IRIS apps to connect with their child’s school; 300 million messages are sent between schools and parents each year, and over £15 million in transactional payments are processed each month. IRIS is a Great Place to Work® certified and recognized as one of the Times 50 Best Employers for Gender Equality in 2023. IRIS is also recognized as a Best Workplace for Wellbeing, a Best Workplace in Technology, and a Best Workplace for Women.

To see how IRIS helps organizations succeed first time, every time, visit www.iris.co.uk or follow IRIS Software Group on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram.

Media contact:

Jennifer Peters | News@irisglobal.com

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London, United Kingdom, March 20, 2026: IRIS Software Group (IRIS) has been recognized as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™ for the sixth consecutive year, ranking 35th^th out of 50 in the list of very large organizations from Great Place to Work® UK, the global accreditation body for workplace culture.

IRIS provides accounting, human resources, payroll and training software and services, helping more than 100,000 clients with some of their most critical operations. Its commitment to creating a supportive, cohesive and inclusive workplace helps employees in the UK and around the world thrive – an investment that directly benefits the customers who rely on them for their critical operations every day.

“What makes this recognition so meaningful is that it is based on honest feedback from our incredible UK team,” said Stephanie Kelly, Director of Human Resources at IRIS Software Group. “Six consecutive years is a milestone we’re proud of and a reflection of the culture we’re committed to building. When your employees understand the real impact of what they’re building – the paycheck that arrives on time, the small business owner who files their taxes with confidence, the employee who gets the support they need – that’s where culture and purpose come together.”

This distinction is driven by the annual Great Place to Work™ Trust Index survey, which analyzes how an organization’s workplace culture drives business success based on anonymous responses from its employees. It measures various factors such as credibility, companionship, well-being and support. This recognition validates IRIS’ approach to employee engagement and building a culture that supports and values ​​its employees.

IRIS employees have access to a range of engagement opportunities and initiatives, such as charitable ‘Giving Back Days’, its affinity groups which recognize employees from diverse backgrounds and experiences, and comprehensive rewards and benefits to support employees in their professional and personal lives.

Learn more about IRIS here.

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About IRIS Software Group

IRIS Software Group is a global provider of mission-critical software and one of the UK’s largest privately-owned software companies. IRIS provides software solutions and services to finance, HR and payroll teams, educational institutions and accounting firms that simplify processes and allow professionals to focus on the work they love. By simplifying, automating and providing insight into critical daily tasks for organizations of all shapes and sizes, IRIS ensures its customers can look to the future with certainty and confidence.

IRIS is the largest third-party online filer to the UK government. Ninety-three of the UK’s 100 largest accountancy firms use IRIS software. One in six employees in the UK are paid through IRIS payroll offerings, and globally, six million employees receive their payslips via IRIS software each month. More than 850,000 employees in the UK are managed by IRIS HR solutions. More than 12,000 UK schools and academies use IRIS, and four million parents and carers use IRIS apps to connect with their child’s school; 300 million messages are sent between schools and parents each year, and over £15 million in transactional payments are processed each month. IRIS is a Great Place to Work® certified and recognized as one of the Times 50 Best Employers for Gender Equality in 2023. IRIS is also recognized as a Best Workplace for Wellbeing, a Best Workplace in Technology, and a Best Workplace for Women.

To see how IRIS helps organizations succeed first time, every time, visit www.iris.co.uk or follow IRIS Software Group on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram.

Media contact:

Jennifer Peters | News@irisglobal.com

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Spring brings brighter days, warmer weather, and exciting new features to Cascade.

Our team has worked hard to upgrade and expand the system’s functionality.

In this blog, we have covered some of the recent updates.

HR: employee engagement

Cascade users now have the ability to create personalized login messages, helping to improve communication and engagement upon accessing the platform.

With this feature, users can select:

• Message display times
• Who you want to target
• Whether you want to send text or embed a YouTube video

In the future, we will look to add additional personalization features so that you can further personalize your messages.

Note: employees have the option to close the message and come back to it later.

HR: improved user navigation

We listened to customer feedback and updated our left navigation.

Cascade users can now collapse, pin, and move the sidebar.

Minimizing the sidebar frees up a lot more screen, helping to improve visibility.

As for the pinning functionality, you can select areas such as the details menuensuring key information remains on screen.

Additionally, you can also move the location of these pinned sections, allowing you to position and customize the screen in the way that suits you best.

It’s also worth noting that Cascade remembers these changes and applies them to all browsers. So the next time you log in, everything will be in one place.

Payroll: calculation changes

Previously, Cascade only performed calculations using one method: days in the period.

We have now added two additional calculation methods:

• Daily rate totals
• Daily rate difference

The pro rata method for total daily rates allows you to specify for how many days you want the daily rate to be calculated.

When selecting total daily ratesyou can enter the number of days in the field.

Payroll: scheduled reports

Scheduled payroll reports are frequently requested.

Well, we listened and we acted.

As with scheduled HR reports in Cascade, you can select the dates and times you want to send your reports.

However, one of the new additions for Payroll is the ability to enter additional settings information into reports.

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In our recent webinar, we covered the above in more detail, in addition to showcasing what’s coming soon.

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