Cycling to work can save commuters £100 a month
Commuters across the UK are finding a way to beat the cost-of-living crisis by taking up cycling to work!
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Employers must protect workers from sexual harassment under new bill
Employers will be legally required to protect workers from sexual harassment, including from customers and clients, under a sweeping new employment rights bill introduced by the government.
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6 top tips to stay fit working from home
Research conducted by online fitness resource Total Shape found the best ways to keep active while working from home.
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Ian Moore: Is HR burnout about to impact your team?
Ian More explores what burnout entails, and how it may be impacting your organisation.
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Can your staff afford to take time off for illness?
Most UK employees with workplace-based roles have worked through illness at least once (or more) this year due to money worries!
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What is the state of mental health support in UK businesses?
The majority of business leaders state that mental health support is not available for their employees or is not utilised enough. How can HR change this?
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“Right to Switch Off” just the starting point for improving employee wellbeing and productivity
The government’s planned “Right to Switch Off” for employees is just the first step in addressing the damaging effects of blurred work-life boundaries.
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Most stressful jobs in the UK revealed
A new study has unveiled the most stressful professions in the UK, with police officers and social workers emerging as the top two!
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Poor mental health now accounts for 1 in 6 long-term sickness absences
Poor mental health now accounts for one in six long-term sickness absences in the UK, highlighting a growing crisis in employee wellbeing.
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Study reveals top cities for workplace happiness in the UK
New research has assessed workplace happiness across major cities, taking into account factors such as average salary, cost of living, and flexible work opportunities.
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Police officers and social workers among the most stressful jobs in the UK
A recent study has highlighted the most stressful jobs in the UK, with police officers and social workers ranking as the top professions most likely to negatively impact mental health.
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Accident compensation expert reveals what to do after a workplace injury
With nearly 2,000 non-fatal workplace injuries reported in Great Britain between 2022 and 2023, knowing the proper steps to take following an accident at work is essential!
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Post-work habits that could be stressing you out
Here is a look at five evening routines that may be quietly sabotaging your peace of mind.
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Over a third of office workers unaware of proper fire door use
A recent survey has revealed that 34 percent of UK office workers are unaware of how fire doors should be kept when not in use.
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One in nine UK adults experience daily stress
A new survey has uncovered that one in nine UK adults feel stressed every day, with the average person spending the equivalent of 123 days a year under stress.
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Work-related stress keeps 1 in 6 men awake at night
Work-related stress is a significant contributor to sleep disruption among men, with 1 in 6 (17%) reporting that work-specific thoughts keep them awake at night.
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