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Talent crisis | Why you need to implement a retention strategy
Many companies are currently facing a staff exodus at the hands of the 'Great Resignation' - more commonly...
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Worker overload | One element of the new normal still needs a general consensus - but will workers burn out before it happens?
Worker overload - otherwise known as having more to do than is reasonably possible within the working...
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Leadership | What makes a strategic leader in HR technology?
From managing environmental, social, and economic crises to navigating remote and hybrid work, the last...
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Proximity bias | How to avoid excluding your hybrid staff
Following the outbreak of COVID two years ago, drastic changes to working life came about - the most...
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‘Enough is enough' | Why the four-day week is an inevitability, according to one of its key orchestrators
There was a time in the not-too-distant past, when the concept of widespread remote working as a viable...
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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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Talent wars | Could apprenticeships help solve your Great Resignation problem?
Leaders have tried multiple ways to avoid the crippling impact of the talent crisis in recent...
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Leader Interview | Discussing customer centricity with Adam Jones
I'm Adam Jones, Strategist at Pointnext Technology Services. We are an edge to cloud services company,...
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Cost-of-living crisis | Why UK phone network Three has given staff a pay rise
In this myGrapevine+ deep dive, hear from Elaine Carey, Chief Commercial Officer at Three UK, and about...
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Under attack | Is your company at risk from an activist investor?
Vodaphone and Unilever are among the UK companies who've been targeted by activist investors - who will...
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Monzo | Staff offered three months paid leave - how can this help HR?
The Times reported that the firm will allow its employees to take three months' paid leave, with staff...
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Leadership | Are you making the most of your brain to achieve the outcomes you and your organisation want?
I'd like to signpost a strategy for individuals and organisations to be successful (whatever success...
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Stress and burnout | How a 'right to disconnect' is gaining traction
As the Government continues to relax coronavirus restrictions within England, and offices once again...
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What's Trending? | Executive pay gaps, Theo Paphitis & virtual body language
In this month's myGrapevine magazine content roundup, we look at why the public's attitude to spiralling...
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A day in the life of | A day in the life of Harriet Shurville, Global Chief People Officer, Iris
For Harriet Shurville, Global Chief People Officer at Iris, most work mornings start with a look at the...
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Future Now | Executive pay gaps, Theo Paphitis & virtual body language
In this month's myGrapevine magazine content roundup, we look at why the public's attitude to spiralling...
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Virtual reality | Is the metaverse the future of work?
With increasing investment and interest in the metaverse, it should be on every business leader's...
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Trends | Employers are aware of the challenges of 2022 but can they effectively address them?
Towards the end of last year, iHASCO surveyed hundreds of Health & Safety and HR professionals, alongside...
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'Ongoing mission' | The Landmark London rolls out four-day week for chefs - here's why
The Marylebone-based hotel is said to be launching a scheme to allow its chefs to work a four-day week,...
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Dragons' Den | Why Steven Bartlett is the perfect Gen-Z business leader
Steven Bartlett is shaking up Dragon's Den and pioneering a socially-forward style of leadership...
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