Building a Culture of Trust: The Role of HR in Creating a Safe and Approachable Workplace
In today’s business landscape, creating a culture of trust is more critical than ever. Recent headlines involving Harrods have highlighted the importance of having an HR department that employees can trust to raise concerns about workplace behaviour.
Navigating Workplace Scandals: Lessons from the Jermaine Jenas Case
Recent headlines have brought to light a troubling situation involving Jermaine Jenas and a sexting scandal with BBC colleagues. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges businesses face in managing workplace misconduct and maintaining a respectful work environment.
The New UK Labour Government: A Fresh Vision for the Future
With a clear mandate from the electorate, Labour has embarked on an ambitious agenda aimed at addressing the country's most pressing challenges and laying the groundwork for a brighter future.
Here’s a detailed look at the key priorities and initiatives of the new Labour government.
Employment law changes to look out for in 2024
What employment law changes will HR specialists and business owners need to navigate this year? We’ve summarised four key legislative changes that you will need to prepare for in the coming months.
Injury to Feelings – Vento Bands
Employees may be given compensation for financial losses in discrimination lawsuits, but they may also be awarded compensation for “injury to feelings” under the Equality Act 2010.
Seasonal HR horror stories
Halloween is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect opportunity to tell scary stories. While pumpkins, vampires, and zombies appear at our front doors asking for treats or tricks, you are in for a treat with these unique horror stories about Halloween-inspired creatures that haunt the HR archives. Discover the worst HR stories that will give even Jack Skellington nightmares.