A Google shareholder filed a lawsuit against parent company Alphabet Inc. on Thursday, claiming it shielded and approved large payouts to former executives that it knew were alleged to have committed sexual... Read more »
The human resources function at Berkshire Bank was swimming in information. The bank had data spread over multiple HR systems and spreadsheets that it had to regularly “cleanse” and blend for the... Read more »
Today, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will announce that it will cut up to 5,000 jobs - 12.5% of its UK workforce BBC reports.
Management, marketing and admin roles are reported to be the... Read more »
ONS stats have painted a grim picture of the UKs productivity, with data showing no signs of a strong uptick.
The Financial Times reports that output per hour worked in the UK was... Read more »
Workplace stress is inevitable in such a digitally dependent era that demands 24/7 communication and grants very little downtime.
Heavy workloads, poor leadership and management styles and low wages can... Read more »
Attracting the right candidates can be tricky and costly, therefore access to the free 2018 Candidate Attraction Report should help you to benchmark against peers and challenge your thinking for candidate... Read more »
The area of family rights will continue to be a hot topic in 2019, both in terms of new cases...
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A city worker has died after falling from a building in Canary Wharf in a case that highlights the importance of mental health support in the workplace.
Eyewitness accounts, reported in the Sun,... Read more »
Employing individuals with the desired skillsets can be difficult.
And, with a dire skills shortage currently shrouding the UK jobs market and the uncertainties of Brexit continuing to prevail, employers... Read more »
January is the month with the highest number of sick days taken by employees in the UK, with coughs and colds, musculoskeletal problems and mental health issues being largely to blame.
Research from... Read more »
