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'Rebuild relationships' | How can HR handle worker strikes?
Following the news of Post Office worker strikes, HR Grapevine takes a look at...
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Legal | What should HR know about staff being summoned for jury service?
According to new research from Churchill Home Insurance, one in five workers said that they would struggle...
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Legal insight | How HR can implement a menopause policy
In an exclusive interview with HR Grapevine, Helen Hughes, Legal Director and Employment Specialist at...
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London tube strike | What should HR know?
With the recent strikes causing travel disruptions, this could impact staff and their ability to get...
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Self-isolation rules | Legal experts highlight what HR should know
According to the BBC, people in England are no longer legally required to self-isolate if they test positive...
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Paternity leave | Why Twitter's CEO is 'leading by example'
Last week, Twitter's new CEO, Parag Agrawal hit the headlines after it was reported that he will be...
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Storm Franklin | What can employers do if remote staff experience a power cut?
To find out more about what employers should do if staff experience a power cut during the working day,...
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Co-op Food CEO | What HR should know about career breaks
Following the news that Co-op Food's boss will be taking a four-month career break, HR Grapevine spoke...
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Valentine's Day | Should HR have an office romance policy?
With today marking Valentine's Day, HR Grapevine spoke to a handful of legal experts to find out whether...
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Inclusion | How HR can support staff during LGBT+ History Month
With February marking LGBT+ History Month, HR Grapevine speaks to several experts to find out how the...
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Vaccine status & sick pay | Will other employers follow John Lewis' approach?
Following the news that John Lewis has vowed to continue paying all staff full sick pay for Covid-related...
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Office crush | What HR should know about romantic encounters at work
Following a survey from Wright Hassall which found that one in four have admitted to having a romantic...
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Office working | Should firms introduce mandatory weekly Covid-19 testing?
Earlier this week, CNBC reported that staff at the social media giant would need to undertake weekly...
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Zoom sacking furore | How can HR sensitively lay off staff?
Following the news that 900 staff were sacked over a Zoom call, HR Grapevine spoke to several legal experts...
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Legal insight | What should HR know about Storm Arwen?
HR Grapevine has spoken to several legal experts to find out what HR can do if employees can't get into...
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'Right to rest' | How would a post-work contact ban impact UK employers?
Following the news that Portugal has banned bosses from texting or emailing staff outside of working...
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Trick or treat | What you need to know about the dangers of work pranks
Each year when Halloween approaches, thoughts will often turn to pumpkins, cauldrons and 'trick-or-treating'...
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Legal advice | Will the common cold impact your workforce?
To find out more about how this could impact HR, and how the function can manage it, HR Grapevine spoke...
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End of furlough | Why HR must step up to quell job loss fears
With new data revealing that almost one in four staff have expressed fears that they are set to lose...
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Legal advice | Can unvaccinated staff be sacked for going into work?
Following the news that US news network, CNN, fired three workers for going into an office without having...
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