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- Adam Scoppon July 29, 2024
Is it Time to Conduct a Pay Equity Review?
The importance of reviewing and analysing pay equity is steadily increasing. As companies continue to strive to foster diverse, inclusive, and fair workplaces, a seemingly critical component of this is…
- Amanda Hollandon July 24, 2024
Is it Time to Go Co? The Pros and Cons of Co-Leadership
British department store Marks & Spencer’s was one of the latest large companies to announce that they were adopting a co-leadership structure. They now position themselves alongside such names as…
- Therese Procteron July 22, 2024
Employment Law Changes UK Business Should Expect from the New Labour Government
For the first time in over 14 years, the new Labour government in the UK will get to set the employment law agenda after their landslide victory on 4th July…
- Marty Belleon July 16, 2024
How Can Leaders Ensure They Aren’t Being Toxically Positive?
It’s not a far cry to assume that positivity is a positive thing…but is it always? There is a lot of research to show that being happy and positive at…
- Adam Scoppon July 15, 2024
Why Should Employers Invest in the Development of Young Workers?
The workforce is quickly filling out with Gen Z workers. With it being estimated that 20% of the workforce in 2020 were Gen Z – and predicted that by 2030…
- Adam Scoppon July 12, 2024
Largest UK Public Sector Trial of Four-Day Week Sees Huge Benefits | The Guardian
In the largest public sector trial of the four-day week in Britain, fewer refuse collectors quit and there were faster planning decisions, more rapid benefits processing and quicker call answering,…
- Andy Parsleyon July 10, 2024
HR in Crisis!?
With the scope of HR continuing to grow, the profession is witnessing an increasing number of HR teams that are struggling to meet this increasing demand. In a recent LinkedIn…
- Andy Parsleyon July 8, 2024
What We’re Reading: Reset by Johnny C. Taylor, Jr.
Change continues to be a prominent theme in the working world – so much so that employers are having to address the rising tide of change fatigue amongst their employees…
- Karen Cerratoon July 3, 2024
What Employers Need to Know About Supporting Bereaved Parents
Supporting an employee through grief is always difficult; we all grieve differently. But it can feel particularly daunting to support the aching grief of a recently bereaved parent. It’s important…
- Adam Scoppon June 27, 2024
Supporting Employees with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that is caused by experiencing very stressful, frightening or distressing events. Most of us will experience at least one trauma in…
- Sayid Husseinon June 24, 2024
HR Tech Startups: Innovations and Disruptions in the HR Industry
The HR industry is experiencing a profound transformation driven by innovative tech startups. These companies are redefining how organisations manage talent, from recruitment and onboarding to employee engagement and performance…
- Joanna Tippinson June 17, 2024
How Coaching can Create Learning and Development Opportunities for Midlife Workers
There’s often a misconception that older workers are ‘set in their ways’ and less adaptable to change – and yet, research shows that around 30% of people who are 55…