Kensington and Chelsea Council cleaners strike over low pay

In 'the largest organised strike by UK cleaners', workers are into a third day of action as the council and contractor Amey clash over who's responsible for setting wages

The complex dynamics in team bullying, part three

Parts three and four of this series explore a realistic but fictional team bullying case study

The complex dynamics in team bullying, part two

The second in this four-part series focuses on the impact of team bullying on the target and on team dynamics

Want a purpose? Ask your cleaner

When it comes to consumers and clients believing a company has a strong purpose, the messenger is, in many respects, more important than the message itself

The complex dynamics in team bullying, part one

The first in this four-part series explores what team bullying is and what bullies hope to achieve

Working in a heatwave: When is it too hot?

Experts are predicting that this will be one of the hottest UK summers on record

Barrister strikes: Government gets on the wrong side of the law

Chronic overwork, an overburdened legal system and cuts to funding recently pushed barristers to plan strike action

Case study: Virgin Media’s employee voice structure

Employee voice is something Virgin Media takes very seriously

Lessons from Europe: Employee representatives at board level

The UK, together with nine other European Union (EU) countries, has no legislation requiring companies to have board level employee reps

Breaking the silence: Employee voice

Employees want their opinions and concerns heard at a strategic level, but there’s no one-voice-fits-all method

Legal-ease: Dress codes

Should war be waged on working wardrobes?

Case study: Giving employees a voice at HM Land Registry

HM Land Registry used blogs to create a much-needed dialogue between leaders and employees, and transformed its engagement scores