HR magazine columnist and HR Most Influential UK Thinker Stephen Bevan has received an international award for his contribution to the field of mental health.
Half (51%) of UK workers want to feel more cared for by their employer, according to research from pensions and insurance firm Friends Life.
Workers aged 30-49 are suffering from the worst health and wellbeing in the workforce, taking more sick days than any other age group, according to research by AXA PPP healthcare.
More than half (52%) of UK HR professionals now regularly engage with their staff to gain an insight into their mental wellbeing, research by PMI Health Group has revealed.
According to Edenred's annual benefits provision research, the year ahead will see a major overhaul in the way organisations fund and offer employee benefits.
Around four in five (83%) potential future parents will consider taking shared parental leave, a survey by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills has found.
Only 15% of HR directors consider their benefits proposition “innovative”, according to research by Edenred.
Starting salaries for permanent roles are on the rise, according to research by KPMG and the REC.
A group of academic experts is urging employers to combat the negative impact of prolonged sedentary office working.
About one-third (36%) of employers expect the provision of financial education and support at retirement to become more widespread, according to research by Close Brothers Asset Management.
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