A hand is engaging employees by putting a paper into a voting machine for HR purposes.

Charlotte Mepham: changes to flexible working

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Colorful handprints representing employee engagement on a white background, ideal for Human Resources.

Iain Mcmath: The burden on parents

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Lucinda Bromfield: An extra day off for the Royal Wedding?

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A train station with parked yellow-colored train.

Meetings beat ‘e-tings’ hands down, reveals Virgin Trains

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Deborah Lewis: It says “welcome”

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A visually engaging comic book image featuring a woman soaring through the sky with a superman cape.

Catherine Trombley: Mamma Mia! The Role of Working Moms

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A cartoon illustrating HR's role in employee engagement through a group of people with a sign saying CPR.

Richard Evens: First aid at work helped Alister save a life

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Social Media – the new diet pill?

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Silhouettes of graduation hats flying in the air symbolizing employee engagement in HR.

James Ufindell: Experience vs Education

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A first aid kit drawing focused on employee engagement.

Richard Evens: First aid- Its a a benefit, not a burden

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A white background showcasing the London Underground logo.

Stephen Smith:Transport disruption – planning ahead

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A silhouette of a man with a heart in his head representing employee engagement.

Charlotte Mepham: Keeping you workforce engaged

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A heart promoting equality in employee engagement.

Jock Chalmers: Negative has an impact

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A man depicted in a cartoon stands by a sign promoting workplace safety standards, emphasizing the role of HR and people management.

Teresa Budworth: Height! How high is that then?

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one fifth of Brits unhappy in their job

How happy is your workforce?

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