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Personal Group introduces paid carer’s leave

Employee Benefits

Workplace benefits and services provider Personal Group has launched a paid carer’s leave policy to reflect its ongoing commitment to prioritising the health and wellbeing of its 266 employees. The post Personal Group introduces paid carer’s leave appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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The significance of women’s health is increasingly acknowledged in the modern workplace

Workplace Insight

Endometriosis: Affecting one in ten women of reproductive age, endometriosis is a condition marked by severe pain and infertility, with an average diagnosis taking up to 10 years to confirm. A question that often comes up is whether employers need to support women’s health and what role they should play.

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How to address a toxic workplace culture

Employee Benefits

Need to know: Toxic workplace cultures exist in many UK oganisations, with leaders and managers often to blame. Creating a culture where employees can raise concerns is essential to overcoming such environments. Organisations need to think about how they react where examples of toxic behaviour do occur.

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Employee development: Why it matters and how to get started

Achievers

If your organization is interested in creating an employee development program that equips team members to succeed in their current roles and stay up to date with best practices in your industry, look no further. Employee development relies on an organizational culture that encourages learning, collaboration, and knowledge sharing.

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Go Up’s benefits support a positie workplace culture

Employee Benefits

When Amber Wells, growth manager, joined Shoreditch-based digital marketing agency Go Up almost five years ago, one of the things she was looking for was a positive work environment. “I Benefits include access to a life coach, contributions to a gym membership, weekly fitness classes and a bikes-for-work scheme.

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Retention and meeting pay expectations biggest challenges for UK organisations

Employee Benefits

The biggest challenges for UK organisations include retaining talent, meeting pay expectations and supporting employees’ wellbeing, according to esearch by HR software provider Ciphr. Almost half (46%) said their organisation could struggle to meet employees’ wage expectations, work-life balance , and mental health and wellbeing support.

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Candid Conversations: Addressing Mental Health in the Workplace

HR Digest

One of the most monumental changes in the last decade is the increasing conversations around mental health in the workplace. Now, employees are growing more confident with acknowledging it as a part of their lives and employers have become more supportive about promoting mental health in the workplace.