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The Next Day: A Post-Apocalyptic HR Manifesto

For those faithful believers of the Mayan apocalyptic prophesy , the arrival of 2013 might seem a bit...anticlimactic. The world didn't end despite their passionate insistence it would. Whoops. But for those of us who were rooting against a giant...

Published 15 Jan 2013 12:00 PM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: employee relations, training and development, hr policy and strategy, business practices, communication, performance management, morale and motivation, HR 2.0, HR strategy, employee wellbeing, employee handbooks, investigations

Morale is a key concern for employers in the public sector in 2012

Staff morale in the public sector is deteriorating fast as public spending cuts continue, latest XpertHR Benchmarking research suggests. Three-quarters of public sector employers say staff morale worsened during 2011 as the impact of spending cuts intensified...

Published 23 Apr 2012 8:00 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: public sector, industrial relations, benchmarking, hr policy and strategy, public spending, morale and motivation, austerity measures, xperthr surveys

CIPD HRD 2011: Does spontaneity lead to success?

I didn't know what to expect from "The Power of Surprise" session at the CIPD HRD conference this week. Would clowns jump out and blast horns? Would the speaker, Nick Baylis, well-being therapist at the Cambridge Well-being Consultancy,...

Published 7 Apr 2011 4:20 PM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: wellbeing, morale and motivation, strategy

Morale is a key concern for public sector organisations in 2011

Public spending cuts are having a direct and negative impact on both employee morale and the public sector industrial relations climate, according to latest XpertHR benchmarking research. Read More...

Published 11 Mar 2011 8:10 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: employee relations, public sector, industrial relations, benchmarking, public spending, morale and motivation, xperthr surveys

Has the office cuppa fallen victim to the recession?

Reward has taken something of a beating during the recession, with pay freezes becoming the norm for many UK workers during 2009. But there could be a further, hidden casualty among our most valued workplace perks, with potentially serious implications...

Published 12 Feb 2010 7:15 AM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: pay and benefits, benchmarking, benefits, morale and motivation, cuppa, tea

Addressing dip in staff morale

Leslie Strathie, appointed chief executive of HM Revenue and Customs at the tail end of last year, has announced that she is commissioning a cultural survey to examine what lies behind low staff morale at HMRC, as revealed by a number of surveys (ePolitix...

Published 31 Jul 2009 1:27 PM by XpertHR - Employment Intelligence

Filed under: termination of employment, employee relations, redundancy, morale and motivation

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