HR must remember its purpose to avoid burnout

At the UNLEASH World conference a panel of HR professionals shared tips for maintaining wellbeing in a challenging role

Ed Balls: Physical and mental health conditions can be useful at work

The former Labour MP shared his experience of learning to manage a stammer in a public role and urged others not to hide their conditions

How energy affects your resilience

In a series of wellbeing columns Karen Beaven offers advice to others in HR

Why HR needs to be more selfish

It should be liberating, while also a little bit scary, to accept that what your people need isn’t a new initiative but a new you

Brexit uncertainty causing stress and anxiety among staff

As wrangling over blocking a no-deal Brexit and Boris Johnson's plan to prorogue parliament continues, research shows staff are anxious about the impact of Brexit

Mental health app round-up

The lowdown on four apps designed to help employees address and prevent mental ill health

Unemployment fears at five-year high: HR community reacts

HR must support employees with job security fears, as concerns of a no-deal Brexit and UK recession grow

How to support employees with debt

Debt has become a hidden epidemic that is crippling organisations and employees' lives

How's your bouncebackability?

In a series of wellbeing columns Karen Beaven offers advice to others in HR

Greening the office environment: Greenpeace UK’s top tips

As part of our July – August cover story on HR's crucial role in tackling climate change, Greenpeace UK shared some recommendations for employers looking to ‘green’ their office environment

Job quality rated higher at co-operatives

Co-operatives and employee-owned businesses may be more resilient in times of crisis because they have higher job quality and better management practices, according to research

Conflict at work linked to mental health issues

Workplace conflict may be behind a rise in mental ill health among employees, research has suggested