UK leaders are failing to recognise the efforts of staff
Research has found that beyond employee appreciation day, bosses are failing to recognise the efforts of staff. This leads to underperformance and a lack of engagement.
Research has found that beyond employee appreciation day, bosses are failing to recognise the efforts of staff. This leads to underperformance and a lack of engagement.
By Staff writer
It can often feel like we are fighting a constant battle trying to fire messages back to empty our inboxes to reach the infamous “inbox zero”. A lot of the time it can seem like a futile mission, as emails beget more emails and so the cycle continues.
By Staff writer
The online shopping revolution has fundamentally changed our expectations of what a good high street retail experience should be and nowadays we rightfully expect tailored, personalised service and bespoke shopping experiences.
By Staff writer
Millions of households will continue to face financial pressures in 2018, with money worries among the top three causes of stress.
By Staff writer
The success of any business or organisation depends a lot on its employees. The saying A healthy and happy employee is a productive employee could not be more apt.
Nearly two thirds of employees admit to embarrassment when it comes to disclosing information regarding mental health issues with their employer.
Health and wellbeing in business should not be underestimated by today’s leaders, for looking after staff can have profound benefits.
A flexible working structure acknowledges that employees have a life outside of the office, and a nine-to-five plus a commute can take up a considerable portion of the day.
The majority of businesses still have a traditional workplace, which is increasingly at odds with a modern workplace culture.
According to Business in the Community’s Mental Health at Work report, 77 per cent of employees have experienced symptoms of poor mental health at some point, and 29 per cent have been diagnosed with a mental health condition.