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  • 7620 results for "economic recovery"

    Eldercare

    Allow employees 15 minutes of their working week to seek advice and manage their finances

    The current economic climate has seen companies examine their finances and address how best to achieve maximum efficiency. An important but often overlooked aspect of doing so is supporting the...

    Paul McMahon
    03 Jun 2010 Features
    Pay and reward

    Vince Cable pledges to curb executive pay

    Business secretary Vince Cable (pictured) has pledged to curb executive pay, give power to shareholders to block “excessive” pay packages and make firms justify high pay packages on company reports.

    David Woods
    24 Jan 2012 News
    Eldercare

    Employers have a duty of care to make business travel stress-free for employees

    As an HR manager, you will be only too aware that stress - and distress - among employees causes impaired economic performance. You'll also be aware of the proliferation of stress in the work place:...

    David Chapple
    09 Nov 2010 Features
    Employee engagement strategy

    Olympics Special 7/7: Do HR directors have a sporting chance of ensuring lasting legacy?

    In 2005, a Japanese couple moved to Vancouver, Canada with the dream to run a hotdog stand. They didn’t speak English, they didn’t have a marketing budget and certainly didn’t have the funds to...

    David Woods
    14 Mar 2012 Features
    Absence management

    Why presenteeism isn't necessarily a bad thing

    With around 66% of businesses now working remotely, the importance of employers managing presenteeism is even more critical. Job flexibility has increased, but for many, so has work pressure.

    Huijun Chen
    04 Jan 2021 Comment
    Mentoring

    Reflecting on a dedication to serving others: Harbhajan Brar, Imperial College London

    Imperial College London HRD Harbhajan Brar tells Beau Jackson how his 30 years in HR have been driven by a determination to build better, fairer, more successful organisations that represent...

    Beau Jackson
    25 Feb 2022 Features
    other content

    UK's financial sector damages SME recruitment, according to Work Foundation

    The UK’s financial sector is systematically failing SMEs, which could provide the greatest source of innovation, jobs and growth, according to a submission to the Independent Banking Commission (ICB)...

    David Woods
    06 Jul 2011 News
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