More than four in 10 employees quit because of ‘bad boss'

Most common complaint about bosses is leaving workers feeling under-appreciated

Employee empowerment key, says Northern Gas Network HRD

Empowering employees key to turning round low levels of employee engagement

State Street uses TED talks to boost innovation and engagement

The financial services company is using TED talks to boost innovation and engagement

HR is failing to engage employee hearts and minds

True engagement means leaders have to focus on creating the right culture

Sodexo's Natalie Bickford on diversity, engagement and mobility

At Sodexo people are the only asset. HR magazine met its European HR director Natalie Bickford to find out more

Cary Cooper: Creating a vision employees connect with

What is it that engages us? It’s a question that sits at the heart of any modern HR department.

Fairhurst: Predicting the future of retention and engagement

Retention and engagement are key business issues around the world. But unlike other global people challenges they may prove to be bigger than HR alone.

Cooper: Engagement programmes have had no impact on wellbeing

Most employee engagement programmes have had no impact on staff health and wellbeing, according to Cary Cooper, professor of organisational psychology and health at Lancaster University Management...

Pret's people management secrets

As Pret a Manger expands its global reach, the focus is on building and maintaining a happy workforce

Engagement adds to the bottom line, research finds

Recent Hay Group research provides strong evidence of a causal link between employee engagement and business performance.

Informed and engaged employees impact performance

Recent research from Hay Group, derived from their database of 7 million employees globally, provides strong evidence of a causal link between employee engagement and business performance.

How to break out of the low pay, low productivity cycle

Despite the good news around ?employment figures, the UK still seems to be stuck in ?a low pay, low ?productivity cycle.