A man in a suit, specializing in Human Resources, gestures with his hands while speaking at a meeting in a formal room with green curtains.

Chancellor’s Budget: What should HR know?

Monica Sharma -
Presenteeism peaks at this time of the year

Research highlights presenteeism challenge for UK employers

Rebecca Clarke -
Young employees

New alumni service shows graduates what they are worth

Steff Humm -
Will implementing social distancing mean you need to buy more office space?

One in six UK workers fall out with a colleague over...

Amelia Brand -
A group of workers sitting on the edge of a building.

Queen’s Diamond Jubilee: 60 years of Britain at work

Pamela Flores -
Two parents sitting on a sandy beach.

Daimler let staff enjoy their holidays by automatically deleting emails sent...

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Silhouette of a person giving a speech at a podium in front of a crowd holding signs and raising their hands against a blue background, illustrating themes of leadership and people management.

Talking politics in the workplace can negatively affect employees

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UK bosses more worried about office chores than GDPR, according to...

Rebecca Clarke -
A person is seated at a desk, surrounded by a massive pile of scattered papers and files, with an overwhelmed expression from multi-tasking. The desk has a phone, lamp, and stacks of documents. The background also has more falling papers.

Multi-tasking increases workers’ error rate by 50 percent

Rebecca Clarke -
Woman in a green apron tending to cyclamen flowers in a greenhouse, surrounded by vibrant pink, red, and white blooms—a snapshot of seasonal work pay that brings both beauty and reward.

Why seasonal workers are less satisfied with work – despite being...

HRreview Team -
Woman with glasses making a surprised face and gesturing with her hands near her face against a grey background in a human resources setting.

71% of European workers swear at their boss

Steff Humm -
Person sitting at a desk with their hands on their head, looking stressed and isolated while staring at a laptop screen. Glasses and a phone lie on the desk, heightening the sense of loneliness.

A third of office workers under 40 admit to “quiet quitting”

Amelia Brand -
A group of people, including those with disabilities in the workplace, wearing colorful sweaters place their hands together in the center, forming a united circle.

Over a quarter of employees feel like outsiders at work

Amelia Brand -
Two women are seated on a cushioned bench, looking at a laptop, possibly preparing for a CV versus skills interview. Three people are talking in the background. The setting appears to be a modern office with a checkered floor rug.

UK office workers reveal the reasons why they resign quietly

Amelia Brand -
A man in a suit holding a teddy bear for work.

A third of us will be at work this Christmas

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