Brexit's impact on City of London employment

In the lead up to Brexit we might be able to learn both something about the City and something about how well we adapt to change

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The Uber saga continues: Working hours cap

Uber introducing a limit on driving hours is the latest development in the seemingly endless barrage of litigation

Good leadership is felt through high EQ

Many organisations still benchmark by intelligence quotient (IQ) rather than emotional quotient (EQ)

No clarity on IR35 private sector rollout

Public sector IR35 legislation has had a negative impact for many. Would the same be true if extended to the private sector?

Employees with hearing loss face stigma at work

56% of people with hearing loss feel that opening up about it will negatively affect their career

Brexit's impact on City of London employment

In the lead up to Brexit we might be able to learn both something about the City and something about how well we adapt to change

Beware the limits of traditional psychometric testing

Over-reliance on psychometric testing can be detrimental, particularly when it comes to D&I

Employers overlook veterans' skills

?Veterans outperform civilians in a number of key areas but are frequently hindered by stereotypes

The future of recruitment

Predictive and prescriptive analytics can enable organisations to create recruiting decisions that are data-driven, consistent, and more efficient

Britain’s got neurodiverse talent – tap into it

Neurodiverse people have a lot to offer, though they often suffer from self-esteem issues

Employers focusing too much on Gen Z

Employers acknowledge the risks but still see attracting Gen Z workers as their biggest business challenge

Case study: Hiring at the Church of England

The Church of England was struggling to reach people not already familiar with the organisation