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Take a break | What are 'microbreaks' and could they help employee wellbeing?
Both the human mind and body were made for regular breaks, but recent data has found that, much like...
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Trussed up? | What does Liz Truss as PM mean for HR and businesses?
As the UK heads into its most economically unstable winter in 300 years, we have also been informed of...
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REVEALED | The companies Brits search for the most - did yours make the list?
New research has revealed the top companies that Britons want to work for currently, with Tesco taking...
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'They just watch TV' | Lord Sugar's latest WFH rant is, ironically, full of lazy stereotypes
Lord Alan Sugar has branded people who work from home 'lazy gits' who should be sacked for not returning...
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Sun, sea & spreadsheets | 88% of staff plan to 'work from anywhere' this year
Hybrid working is going overseas - with a massive 88% of workers say they are planning to work from anywhere...
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'Quiet firing' | HR's latest catchphrase is highlighting a 'rampant' leadership trend
Move over 'quiet quitting', there's a new catchphrase in town...
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'Perplexing' | Why was a black worker banned from WFH while a white colleague was allowed?
Tribunal finds firm's decision was discriminatory...
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'Stop controlling us' | Why Apple's office return plan may boost culture, but stifle diversity
Apple employees have launched a petition against the firm's order for staff to return to the office,...
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'Work still gets done' | Worker 'uses green screen on beach' - acceptable or testing WFH limits?
A viral video that apparently shows a remote worker setting up a green screen at the beach has sparked...
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'More graft' | Liz Truss is wrong - UK workers aren't lazy, they're just exhausted
Prime Ministerial hopeful Liz Truss is under fire over leaked comments made about UK workers, who she...
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'Work in progress' | Majority of firms have faced obstacles implementing hybrid
A whopping 95% of organisations have experienced issues implementing hybrid working, according to new...
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'Hurting society' | Malcolm Gladwell says WFH is bad - the data & his own actions say otherwise
Author Malcom Gladwell has claimed that employees working from home are “hurting society”, despite...
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War for talent | Could reintroducing staff performance reviews aid retention?
While performance reviews have often been seen as a tick box exercise by some, now is the time to put...
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REVEALED | These are the best & worst cities for employee engagement
New research has revealed the English cities with the highest and lowest levels of employee...
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Productivity problems | Most workers would fail this interview in seconds - would your staff?
A business has made the headlines after posting a job advert with a list of specific job requirements,...
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Travel chaos | Rail strikes are proving that our adaptation to hybrid work must improve
Workers hoping to commute via rail this week will have likely been met with chaos, as over the last few...
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'It's unproductive' | Frasers Group bans home working - are they being practical or paranoid?
Mike Ashley-owned Frasers Group has axed its home working policy after bosses claimed staff were being...
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'No Karens' | Firm takes gamble with 'brutally honest' job ad, and it may have paid off
A “brutally honest” job advert featuring a huge list of criteria of who SHOULDN'T apply has hit...
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'It's worsening' | 2 in 3 UK firms facing 'critical' skills shortages
UK firms are experiencing the knock-on effect of ongoing skills shortages and recruitment...
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Planes, trains & automobiles | As travel chaos continues, how does HR handle stranded staff?
Cancelled flights, rail strikes and a fuel cost crisis have combined to create a headache for HR around...
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