Guest Blog from Brendan Street, Clinical Lead, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Nuffield Health We talk a lot about the cost of mental health in the workplace. But what benefits do employees living with…
The Ministry of Justice has released its latest round of data on tribunals – the first full quarter since fees… The post Tribunal claims up 90% since fees abolished appeared first on Personnel Today.…
Think outdated and offensive views on women are a thing of past? Think again. Insure4Sport have carried out a survey of 2,000 people nationwide to find out their attitudes and beliefs on women in sport.…
Guest blog from Sinead Bunting, VOP of Marketing Europe Monster.co.uk The recent gender pay gap statistics have caused many to re-examine how valued their work is by their employer, and question what their legal…
Management consultant Marilyn Loden coined the phrase “glass ceiling” some 40 years ago. On International Women’s Day, she talks about… The post Marilyn Loden on 40 years of the ‘glass ceiling’ appeared first on…
Airbus says 3,700 jobs across Europe will be affected by planned production cuts to its A380 and A400M aircraft. Read full original article »
THE MOST stressed workers in the UK have been revealed, following new research. Men aged between 25 and 34 who work in finance businesses with over 250 employees and live in Cardiff are the…
A new Government advertising campaign[i] ‘Share the Joy’ is seeking to encourage more parents to take up the offer of Shared Parental Leave in their baby’s first year, after it was revealed take up…
These last few months have been very exciting as the New Year lets us help businesses re-evaluate their talent acquisition needs. In particular, we use the start of the year to help transform approaches…
Employers back a national approach to post-Brexit immigration, rejecting a sectoral or regional policy The latest quarterly Labour Market Outlook from the CIPD and The Adecco Group finds that: Employers support a national approach…
