Charity initiatives boost employee engagement
New research sheds light on the positive impact of corporate charity initiatives on employee engagement.
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Tag: Charity
Workers giving more than ever to charity directly from their salaries
More employees are giving large parts of their salaries to charity to try to be better citizens. A global initiative called Give What We Can says more than 6,000 people have given more than 183 million pounds since 2009 to charity, while HMRC says around 132 million pounds was donated by employees directly from their salary through the Payroll Giving Scheme in 2019/20.
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Employees who are ‘shielding’ can return to work from beginning of August
‘Shielded’ people allowed to meet in groups of up to six people from July.
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Video interview with Ashley Thomas, talent and organisational development manager at BHF
“The charity sector has a really great purpose, we appeal to millennials.”
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Tracey Guest: Government proposals could lead to charities facing employment tribunal claims from volunteers
20.1 million people in the UK volunteered between 2017 and 2018.
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The top stories you may have missed in HR this week
HRreview provides a round-up of the articles in HR news this week.
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International Day of Charity: Almost two thirds of UK employees cannot take CSR days off
London employees receive more CSR days than any other UK region.
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Global Talent Acquisition Day: a day for HR professionals
Use the hashtag #GlobalTADay to get involved with the day.
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Giving to charity boosts morale at work
If employers can offer potential and existing employees the chance to volunteer for a good cause it would appear to be a win-win for all involved.
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Charity workers are paid as much as 32% less than other sectors
UK charity workers are paid as much as 32% below other sectors nationally and up to 50% below other sectors in London according to an annual salary survey carried out by Croner and NCVO.
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Internship controversially sold at auction for $10,000
The listing of a two-week internship at a charity auction – that sold for $10,000 – has prompted an avalanche of criticism. The notion of someone paying an exorbitant sum in order to work for free for an organisation has also been labeled as exploitation.
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The office Christmas party: What to do if things go wrong
As Christmas party season gets into full swing, businesses are being reminded that they should be aware of how to deal with any unexpected problems.
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UK workers reveal their top 10 most awkward office moments
Workers across the UK have revealed what they think are the top ten most socially awkward situations that, inevitably, occur in the workplace. The survey was conducted as part of the British Heart Foundation’s Raise Funds Your Way campaign to get workplaces fundraising to fight heart disease.
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Charity fast becoming ‘millennial magnet’ for London businesses
Cheryl Chapman, director of City Philanthropy, shares her thoughts on their recent research showing how younger workers in our capital city are motivated by charitable giving…
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UK businesses set to raise millions for charity with office purchases
Shopping website Give as you Live has launched a new business shopping and fundraising platform, enabling any UK business to raise money for the charity of their choice with no extra cost or major time investment required.
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Britain’s Bring Your Dog To Work Day
Friday 26th June 2015 is Bring Your Dog To Work Day, the event is raising money for the charity All Dogs Matter.
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