Even before the current freezing weather, more than four out of 10 people felt the cost-of-living crisis was affecting their...
HR practice
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A flexible working advocate believes the proposed day one right to a flexible working request will not change company cultures.
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As cost cutting becomes more likely, Lucinda Pullinger discusses the opportunity that flexible office space provides to business.
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HR anticipates that 2023 will be another challenging year as it plays a key role in protecting the business in...
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Chair of BEIS committee says new laws on flexible working will only matter if there is effective enforcement.
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Consulting firm PwC will close most of its offices to employees over Christmas to save on energy costs.
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The Welsh government has been criticised over its hybrid working policy as it has been reported that only one in 10 staff are working in the office every day.
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One of the largest NHS Trusts in the UK has been accused of fostering a climate of fear, with staff worried about raising safety concerns.
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Recruitment platform Indeed, working with Zoom, has identified places across the UK, France and Germany that have seen the most significant growth in remote and hybrid job opportunities.
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The businesses gave the trial a 9.2 rating on a scale of 1-10 but critics maintain that the four-day week is a flawed concept.
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This month's top 10 HR questions feature queries about probationary periods and working under the influence of alcohol.
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Is your organisation irresistible? Josh Bersin talks to Oven-Ready HR
by Chris Taylorby Chris TaylorHR thought-leader Josh Bersin tells podcast host Chris Taylor that employers have a moral obligation to ensure employees look forward...
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Employers need to know when is the next train strike, whether it will affect their workers, and what the impact the industrial action is likely to have on train services.
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How can HR and line managers support employees with ADHD and other neurodiverse conditions to thrive at work?
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The concept of a four-day work week has gained traction in the UK, but how feasible is it in other...