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Wellbeing

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    With HR absence rising, is your people team at risk of breaking?

    by Tracey Paxton 24 Jun 2025
    by Tracey Paxton 24 Jun 2025

    When ‘the people team’ – HR – breaks, the whole business suffers. Tracey Paxton makes the case for why HR...

    • Collective bargaining
    • Employee relations
    • Dispute resolution

    Seven ways to prepare now for the Employment Rights Bill

    by Jo Faragher 20 Jun 2025
    by Jo Faragher 20 Jun 2025

    The exact schedule for the Employment Rights Bill is still uncertain, but there are a number of practical measures HR...

    • Early careers
    • Latest News
    • Mental health

    One in four young workers rate mental health as ‘poor’

    by Rob Moss 17 Jun 2025
    by Rob Moss 17 Jun 2025

    Almost a quarter (23%) of workers aged 16-24 rate their mental health as poor, and are most likely to report work has negative impact (34%).

    • Reproductive health
    • Latest News
    • Employment tribunals

    Menopause claims triple in two years, tribunal figures show

    by Jo Faragher 16 Jun 2025
    by Jo Faragher 16 Jun 2025

    Tribunal claims relating to menopause have tripled in the last two years, according to analysis of the latest case statistics.

    • CIPD
    • Employee engagement
    • Data protection

    CIPD Festival of Work: ‘Wellbeing is not an ideology’

    by Jo Faragher 11 Jun 2025
    by Jo Faragher 11 Jun 2025

    ‘Good work’ and focusing on wellbeing are the levers needed to get people back into work, according to CIPD chief...

    • Compassionate leave
    • Fit for Work
    • Cancer

    How employers can support cancer carers better

    by Aaron Dryden 11 Jun 2025
    by Aaron Dryden 11 Jun 2025

    Following a diagnosis of cancer, it is vital employers step up to support those caring for their loved one. Effective...

    • Fit for Work
    • NHS
    • Occupational Health

    Two-thirds of workers still struggling to access GPs for health needs

    by Nic Paton 10 Jun 2025
    by Nic Paton 10 Jun 2025

    Almost two-thirds of UK employees (62%) say they are still finding it difficult to book a doctor’s appointment and as...

    • Stress
    • Careers in HR
    • Mental health

    HR professionals lack mental health support, risking burnout

    by Jo Faragher 9 Jun 2025
    by Jo Faragher 9 Jun 2025

    Almost nine in 10 HR professionals do not feel supported with their mental health at work, according to a survey.

    • Hybrid working
    • Mental health
    • Latest News

    How to overcome loneliness in the digital workplace

    by Mark Leisegang 9 Jun 2025
    by Mark Leisegang 9 Jun 2025

    So much work happens virtually and via screens that employees increasingly report feeling lonely. Mark Leisegang examines how employers can...

    • Stress
    • Carers
    • Latest News

    Employers must offer more flexibility to working carers, research shows

    by Jo Faragher 9 Jun 2025
    by Jo Faragher 9 Jun 2025

    Almost half (44%) of unpaid carers who work have found their mental and physical health has got worse since taking on caring responsibilities.

    • Stress
    • Mental health
    • Latest News

    CIPD: A quarter feel work has negative impact on health

    by Jo Faragher 9 Jun 2025
    by Jo Faragher 9 Jun 2025

    A quarter of workers believe their job has a negative impact on their health, according to research from the CIPD....

    • Nursery provision
    • Hybrid working
    • Stress

    Back-up childcare provision aids retention

    by Rob Moss 9 Jun 2025
    by Rob Moss 9 Jun 2025

    While 68% of workers say their employer is supportive of their family needs, this rises to 90% for those with back-up childcare.

    • Benefits
    • Expatriates
    • Health and safety

    Why cash lump sums may not be the best benefit for overseas employees

    by Sarah Dennis 5 Jun 2025
    by Sarah Dennis 5 Jun 2025

    Providing your overseas employees with a cash lump sum may seem the obvious – and simplest – way to cover...

    • Coronavirus
    • Mental health
    • Latest News

    Sickness absence falls to almost pre-pandemic rate

    by Jo Faragher 4 Jun 2025
    by Jo Faragher 4 Jun 2025

    The rate of sickness absence continued to fall in 2024, with employees losing on average 4.4 days of work per year. 

    • Reasonable adjustments
    • Disability discrimination
    • Mental health

    Swearing chef awarded £13,000 for disability discrimination

    by Jo Faragher 4 Jun 2025
    by Jo Faragher 4 Jun 2025

    She was heard swearing by “numerous staff and guests”, the tribunal heard, until another colleague intervened and calmed her down.

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