Preventative measures make good business sense when it comes to employee mental health
Rachel Suff, Employment Relations Adviser, argues that organisations should start to take a preventative approach to employees' mental well-being, as opposed to a merely reactive one
Associate Adviser, Mike Emmott, explores the disparity between perceptions of employee security between people working in the gig economy and those on zero hour contracts
Rachel Suff, Employment Relations Adviser, explores ways that an executive talent pipeline can be built within organisations to ensure women are appointed to the very top jobs
Labour Market Adviser, Gerwyn Davies, compares and contrasts two potential systems: the much talked-about Australian-style points based system, and an expansion of the existing points based system for EU nationals
Pay and Reward Adviser, Charles Cotton, investigates the effects that the vote is likely to have, both in the short and long-term, on the value of pensions as well as what impact it may potentially have on the retirement plans of those who are looking to retire in the not-too-distant future
A Valuing your Talent research project assessing the current standard of human capital narrative reporting among UK FTSE (Financial Times Stock Exchange) 100 companies
Presents evidence for leaders in learning and development on changing approaches to workplace learning so they can consider the skills they need in future
Episode 116: We chat to parents-to-be, Ksenia and Ryan, about their decision to take shared leave, the practicalities of arranging it, and how they think it will impact their working lives.
