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What are the biggest trends in HR this year?

Bumble and KPMG give staff time off to avoid burnout

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Furloughed workers feel anxious about return to work post-COVID

Furloughed workers feel anxious about return to work post-COVID

Monica Sharma -
A woman with long dark hair and glasses smiles while looking slightly off-camera. She is wearing a sleeveless top, embodying the approachable and professional vibe often seen in HR personnel.

Lesley Salem: The perimenopause time bomb and why employers can no...

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Calls for the Government to introduce two week statutory paid bereavement leave

Calls for the Government to introduce two week statutory paid bereavement...

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Flexible working is most popular way to deliver emotional wellbeing

Flexible working is most popular way to deliver emotional wellbeing

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Passengers wearing various types of footwear, including Human Resources personnel, stand and sit in a crowded public transit bus.

UK workers not given enough support to ease commuting stress

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Prince William is the most qualified royal to be next King

Do you have what it takes to be a HR advisor...

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Research reveals workplace well-being improves with age

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Over two million employees were paid under national minimum wage during COVID-19

2 out of 5 graduates don’t feel they have good mental...

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Over half of workers have not received any COVID-19 mental health support from employers

Millennials struggling the most with workplace stresses

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Staff experiencing mental health issues and not speaking to anyone doubles

The majority of workers are touched by mental health challenges

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A jet airplane is flying in the sky at sunset with clouds in the background, showcasing the seamless coordination akin to effective people management.

Wellbeing of staff returning from overseas assignments is being overlooked, says...

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