30 May
2019
The five main things that HR directors worry about
The five main things that HR directors worry about Over the years the role of a HR director has evolved and changed which has meant that the role of a HR leader has never been so fascinating and complex. New trends, issues and stories such as #MeToo and Brexit are all having an impact… Continue reading
27 Mar
2019
Managers key to unlocking employee engagement
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Managers key to unlocking employee engagement Employee engagement is key to long term success for a business. If an employer takes time to understand employees’ values and motivations it can have a revelatory effect on their team. In the ever important Macleod report that was published in 2008 but still is highly relevant… Continue reading
12 Mar
2017
Can you really be yourself at work?
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When you’re at work, do you behave in the same way as you do when you’re at home? Or do you have a work persona – a duller, more subdued version of your real self? Of course there are certain behaviours, such as swearing, or nudity, for example, that aren’t acceptable in any workplace,… Continue reading
10 Mar
2017
Are smartphones contributing to productivity issues?
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84% use smartphones in the workplace 78% regularly respond to text messages during working hours online assessment 120 hours per year – spent on smartphones The average British worker spends as many as 120 hours per year using their smartphones in the workplace, according to research. Research of 2,012 UK… Continue reading
21 Mar
2016
Travel time payout could open door to more NMW claims
HMRC has already identified almost £500,000 owed to care workers on the minimum wage The care sector could be liable to pay thousands of pounds worth of national minimum wage (NMW) arrears for unpaid time spent travelling between care appointments after one worker received a payout from her employer. Caroline Barlow recently accepted a £1,250… Continue reading