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    Mental health

    Funeral planning: The final workplace taboo

    The taboo around death must be addressed so funeral planning is seen as a vital part of benefit strategies

    Paul Wilson
    16 May 2017 Features

    Committee calls on Government to tackle workplace inequality

    A report published today by the Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) Committee has called on the Government to take action on workplace inequality.

    Tom Newcombe
    20 Jun 2013 News
    Training

    Organisations focus too much on L&D platforms at the expense of content

    Companies need to examine how best to invest in training to ensure the business achieves its learning goals

    Beckett Frith
    01 Sep 2017 News
    Legislation

    Moonlighting during a 'sickie'

    Most employers would agree that working for other organisations or undertaking re-training during periods of sick leave is an unacceptable situation which could have a detrimental impact on...

    Lesley May
    26 May 2011 Features
    Ethnic diversity

    Black employees at Lloyds Bank are paid 20% less

    Lloyds Bank has become the first major UK bank to disclose its ethnicity pay gap, revealing black employees are being paid nearly 20% less than their colleagues.

    Emma Greedy
    14 Dec 2020 News
    Legislation

    Disciplinary procedures land employers in hot water if staff feel their human rights have been breached

    Should employers be concerned that their disciplinary processes may land them in hot water if an employee claims their human rights have been breached?

    Laura Kearsley
    13 May 2011 Features
    Women in leadership

    Gender equality: Private sector must recognise its crucial role

    The UN Women's deputy executive director highlighted the importance of CEO buy-in and of training

    Jenny Roper
    27 Jun 2017 News

    Employers 'taking advantage' of growing numbers of jobless, as advertised salaries drop, according to Office Angels

    Average advertised salaries faltered in September, recording a marginal month on month fall (down 0.23%), across administrative and non professional services roles, according to Office Angels and the...

    David Woods
    21 Oct 2011 News
    Ethnic diversity

    BAME workers have been under-protected during the pandemic

    BAME workers in the UK have been ‘overexposed, under-protected, stigmatised and overlooked’ during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Emma Greedy
    28 Oct 2020 News
    Recruitment

    Four ways to keep retention and recruitment your top priority

    It's time to be thinking about how to make the most of the opportunity to hire new talent, and retain existing staff

    Jon Addison
    22 Sep 2017 Features
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