The ADHD lowdown; symptoms and supporting brains at work
Conversations around ADHD, like other forms of neurodivergence, no longer carry such a stigma. But are employers creating the best …
Conversations around ADHD, like other forms of neurodivergence, no longer carry such a stigma. But are employers creating the best …
By Lee Duncan
Why is it a bad idea to be friends with staff, asks Lee Duncan.
By Staff writer
A new year and in the midst of yet another lockdown, how will employers and employees fair with continued disruption to business and working life Employment lawyer, Russell Dann discusses the route out of lockdown, furlough, working from home and the legacy the pandemic will likely have on employment law.
By Staff writer
To support the future survival of your business and help for your employees, new employment and pandemic issues means having the right strategies in place, says HR expert Samantha Hulson
Employee burnout happens all the time, but how can managers handle it when the coronavirus crisis could be making it worse
By Emma Swan
Here’s the breakdown of what furlough means from a legal perspective, including when employers should take advantage of the Government scheme.
Employers have a duty to ensure the mental health and general wellbeing of their workforce, this extends to helping them ‘switch off’ at the end of the day.
By Tom Devaney
Gen Z will soon be the biggest employee talent pool out there, making it essential that businesses understand who they are and what they want.
New research has found that BAME workers are overrepresented in the ‘zero-hours-contract’ economy but underrepresented at board level.
Over half of UK employees have “faked” a sick day, however, a startling number of younger workers are coming into work when they are unwell.