Academic Cary Cooper explains the drawbacks of working a traditional eight-hour day

46% of British employees have never had a high-quality conversation with their manager about their career

Interim managers were mainly required for project management roles

When feedback was given, only 37% of young women said it was good, compared to 45% of young men

HR software should be customisable and easy to integrate, but legacy systems are getting in the way

More than half (51%) of IT workers said low pay would be a reason for them to consider quitting

Only 38% of employees participated in a wellbeing activity or health-related management programme in the last year

The skills minister said the levy would be "painful" but promised to give employers more control

HR magazine is a media partner for the awards and editor Katie Jacobs sat on the judging panel

Just over half of employees based in the capital work flexibly, compared with 54% nationally

Nearly four out of 10 European employees said having a supportive manager would significantly improve their work situation

More than half (57%) of UK employees believe they must switch companies to see changes in their pay and reward