Breeding ground for conflict
Despite signs that the worst of the recession may be over, fear, pessimism and self-preservation are still widespread.
| Published: 9 August 2011
Just reward
During difficult economic times, staff can feel demotivated, vulnerable and ready to move on.
| Published: 9 August 2011
It’s the end of the group pensions world as we know it
Next year will witness the end of the world, if you believe the ancient Mayan calendar. If on the other hand you don’t, you need to prepare for arguably the biggest shake-up in workplace pensions since they were invented.
| Published: 9 August 2011
Recession wrecks work-life balance
Ten million people see work-life balance suffer with recession, one-in-five work longer hours as they fear for their jobs...
| Published: 2 August 2011
A crisis of confidence
UK and US Businesses and Economies are paralysed by weak confidence.
| Published: 2 August 2011
Mind the gap
A “them and us” attitude is a major cause of disquiet, and with two thirds of people unhappy with the pay gap in their workplace,
| Published: 2 August 2011
Paying lip service to health
What’s stopping Briton’s workforce from being healthier? Is it added workloads because of redundancies or others absence? Or the lack of a good night’s sleep!
| Published: 2 August 2011
Race fit at McLaren
In Formula One racing, ensuring that your equipment is performing at its highest level is, of course, critical for success.
| Published: 19 July 2011
Using Your EAP to Reduce Absenteeism
A recent study of 2,000 organisations by PricewaterhouseCoopers calculates that absenteeism is costing British business approximately £32 billion per annum.
| Published: 12 July 2011
Remotely interested
When it comes to health and wellbeing, employers should seriously consider their responsibilities for remote workers,
| Published: 11 July 2011