Working life

After a year, for many of us, of being glued to our screens while working from home, reports of workers...

Two out of three people currently furloughed through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme could be back at work by the...

The government’s furlough scheme is discouraging companies from cutting jobs after research revealed that only one in 20 organisations have...

The urge to commit to too many initiatives may be one of the greatest challenges facing HR, according to global...

A new study combining mortgage value and rail prices as established the most cost effective towns in the UK when...

For many businesses, their office is just “there”, a functional place to put their computers, kit and people. But the...

ON-DEMAND | How are organisations changing and what does it mean for HR?

Business psychologist Tony Crabbe looks at the impact of technological progress on our lives and provides five reasons why we...

They work long hours and more than half say they do not feel valued by their employer – yet more...

As many OH professionals approach retirement, Nic Paton finds that there are too few younger nurses to replace them.Is OH...

A new group is bringing OH workers together with the aim of furthering their knowledge of workplace health. Stephen Haynes...

How did you get into HR?
After completing a degree in marketing with business psychology, I wanted to pursue a...

A report published in June on the role of OH over the next 20 years is already stimulating comment from...

Evidence-based HR, the scientific approach to devising and implementing HR policies and practices, has gained traction over the past year....

The three winners of the Global Healthy Workplace Awards, sponsored by the Cigna Foundation, share an attribute: buy-in from senior...