With thanks to SHRM for this image – link to their blog post below This post needs to start with an absolute acknowledgement that in
I was on a webinar recently on whether we can measure whether someone is likely to be a “good employee” or not. Which got me
What’s making the news work wise this month Pet-etenrity leave– this one has made a bit of a comeback from the beginning of 2020 (remember
The age old saying is that people join companies but leave bosses. I spoke to a friend recently who had just received the most
I watched this fascinating TED talk on the weekend, which tracks which indicators best predict long life. There are the usual suspects there of course:
What’s making the news work wise Unions fighting for the right to disconnect from work. Don’t have bare shoulders at work… Where to even start
Are you a leader or are you a manager of people/function? When we ask participants in our programmes this, they initially struggle to answer the
When will we get the message? It’s not the clothes that our (mainly) women and girls are wearing that causes sexual harassment and sexual abuse and sexual assault.
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