Most organisations have embraced e-learning, but supporting employees in multiple languages can be a challenge. Julie Giguere explains how getting...
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More than 30,000 workers at approximately 45 companies in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico, recently went on strike demanding a 20 percent salary increase, plus a one-time annual bonus of $32,000 Mexican pesos. Read more »
High levels of employment and a strong interest from overseas investors driven by the fall in sterling’s value is contributing to a continuing boom in the UK’s recruitment sector.
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A third (33%) of employees have taken at least one day off work due to back or neck pain in...
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Seven in 10 organisations view closing their gender pay gap as a high or medium priority, the Government Equalities Office has found.
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Hong Kong male employees are entitled to five days’ paid paternity leave for each child born on or after Jan. 18, 2019, an increase from the former entitlement to three days’ leave. Read more »
As increasing numbers of organizations in the U.K. are using evolving technology and communications to streamline processes and automate tasks, could this represent an opportunity for employees to benefit from a reduced... Read more »
Bridging the skills gap is getting more difficult. Society for Human Resources Management President... Read more »
People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities are the same as everyone else: they want... Read more »
Theresa May has ordered a review into the armed forces’ retention problem in an attempt to curtail the number of...
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