Rachel Muller-Heyndyk

Bloodworth: Use of agencies a factor in poor conditions at Amazon

Agency usage is perpetuating poor working conditions at Amazon, author James Bloodworth has said

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Home Office chief people officer: HR must hold businesses to account

HR has a duty to make their voices heard on poor corporate behaviour, the Home Office's chief people officer said

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Employers fail to give financial guidance

Businesses worry about getting too involved with the financial lives of staff and the costs of doing so

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Encouraging employees to disclose disability

A panel at the Business Disability Forum conference debated how to start meaningful conversations on disability

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Just two-fifths of employees happy with benefits

?Only 40% of UK workers are satisfied with the benefits they receive from their employer, research has revealed

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Bad company culture costs UK economy £23.6 billion

The benefits of positive workplace cultures include improved morale, better customer service and lower staff turnover

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People analytics could be HR's secret weapon

To be a people analytics hero HR must sometimes go back to basics and analyse business needs

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Low-skilled jobs relabelled as apprenticeships

Courses incorrectly labelled as apprenticeships account for nearly 40% of such training designed by employers in recent years, a report by Reform has found

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Stress and lack of development blight UK job quality

The CIPD has launched what it says is the first comprehensive measure of job quality in the UK

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Employers lack knowledge of diabetes

16% of people with diabetes feel they’ve been discriminated against at work because of their condition, according to Diabetes UK

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Women’s Business Council launches gender toolkit for CEOs

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A toolkit aimed at male CEOs has been launched to share ideas on closing the gender pay gap

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Organisations with strong and transparent cultures perform better

Having clearly-defined and -communicated values helps companies attract and develop key talent

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