Workplace Insight
FEBRUARY 14, 2024
Employers are toughening up remote working rules according to a new poll from Randstad UK. Three in every five workers in the UK say that, in the past few months, their employer has become stricter about making staff come into the office. workers wanted to work in the office 2½ days a week. days and 2.0 days and 2.0
HR Digest
OCTOBER 25, 2023
They also announced that the employment-to-population ratio stood at 21.3 With the greater number of work-from-home jobs and the rising diversity initiatives by companies , job seekers appear more optimistic about finding work.
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Vantage Circle
JUNE 30, 2020
Workplace culture has moved to the home, or should we say work from home culture? After the unprecedented outbreak, organizations have asked to work from home for employee safety and less social interaction. A massive number of workplaces have gone remote overnight. We cannot afford to do it.
HR Digest
MARCH 26, 2024
We may have gotten a little better with allowing employees to work from home or take the day off after the COVID-19 pandemic, but employees still have to drag themselves to work on most days regardless of their condition. It is the well-being of an employee within the workplace and in relation to it.
Achievers
OCTOBER 9, 2019
It’s in the best interests not just of the employees, but the employers as well, to ensure that provisions are in place to promote mental health at work and boost productivity. What can you do to promote mental health at work? Dialogue is the most important part of promoting a healthy workplace. Provide peer support.
cipHR
MARCH 15, 2022
Organisations looking to stem the tide of the ‘great resignation’ shouldn’t rely on flexible working options alone to retain their top talent, according to new research, which reveals that working from home (WFH), flexible working hours and even four-day work weeks, won’t necessarily be enough to keep employees onboard.
Business Management Daily
AUGUST 19, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic has shown, employers must have an emergency plan to quickly adapt to changes. Without proper risk management, employers can be caught off-guard – with catastrophic consequences. A key resource for employers is Ready.gov , a government website focused on emergency preparedness and planning.
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