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  • 28245 results for "HR Excellence awards 2012"

    Pensions

    ‘Damaging’ EU proposals for pensions remain on the table despite threat to UK jobs

    The advice submitted by the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) to the European Commission on an EU Pensions Directive based on Solvency II, has sparked anger in the UK...

    David Woods
    16 Feb 2012 News
    Organisational effectiveness

    It may be time to ditch hierarchies

    We view careers as opportunities to progress through top-down hierarchies. But do hierarchies actually work?

    Shakil Butt
    18 Jul 2018 Features
    Flexible working

    The UK is leading the way on flexible working policies

    The UK is head and shoulders above France and Germany when it comes to flexible working and workforce mobility, new research reveals.

    David Woods
    25 Jun 2010 News
    Eldercare

    Royal Mail - First-class delivery of wellbeing

    Royal Mail's investment in staff health pays for itself many times over in terms of reduced absenteeism, rate of return to work after illness and higher productivity

    Alison Clements
    29 Jul 2008 Features
    Flexible working

    Remote working: Is the tide turning back again?

    Research shows a drop in popularity of remote working, so we shouldn't forget the humble office...

    Richard Kauntze
    30 Aug 2016 Features
    Organisational behaviour

    Bin the bonuses for a happier workplace

    Bonuses are a blunt instrument that can unintentionally reward negative behaviour

    Jill Palmer
    18 Oct 2018 Features
    Leadership development

    Female and younger leaders more susceptible to imposter syndrome

    More than a third (36%) of leaders experience frequent or high levels of 'impostor feeling' (IF), according to Heriot-Watt University and the School for CEOs research

    Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
    28 Oct 2019 News
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