Many HR professionals find that employees resist the change and, as a result, change is slow to embed or it does not embed at all. Bar Huberman provides some change management tips
Bar Huberman
Bar Huberman
Bar Huberman is a principal employment law editor at XpertHR, working on a number of resources including the good practice guides, line manager briefings and webinars. Before joining XpertHR in 2009, Bar was a solicitor at a firm in Brighton. She specialised in dispute resolution, including workplace disputes, and non-litigious employment law.
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More than a quarter of women polled in a recent survey by Workingmums had their flexible working request turned down,...
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ON DEMAND | The current economic and political climate has led to increasing challenges for employers managing ...
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The autumn months promise to be a busy period for HR practitioners as they get to grips with a host...
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The timetable for gender pay gap reporting in the public sector has been confirmed, with the Government largely intending to...
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Employers often fail to give guidelines to staff on what to include in an oral or written disciplinary warning letter....
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The Immigration Act 2016 has received Royal Assent, introducing a range of measures to crack down on businesses that employ ...
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Many new recruits leave their job in the first few weeks and months because they have not settled in well...
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Local authorities and city mayors in England and Wales will from autumn 2016 be given the power to extend Sunday...
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Key employment law changes in 2016 to ensure you have a head start to...
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Three ex-directors of collapsed delivery firm City Link have been acquitted over their failure to notify the Government of proposed...
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When barrister Charlotte Proudman tweeted what she described as a sexist message from a fellow lawyer on LinkedIn last month,...
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Shared parental leave will give working parents more choice in how they care for their child in the first year...
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With the activities taking place during National Apprenticeship Week, many firms are beginning to think about taking on an apprentice....
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International assignments: Five steps to seconding an employee overseas
by Bar Hubermanby Bar HubermanThere are many factors with which organisations considering an overseas assignment need to deal before the secondment. We set out some of the essential points...