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How technology can help to diffuse threat of a freelance revolution

The UK is sitting on a workforce time bomb, the freelance revolution, says PeoplePerHour's Xenios Thrasyvoulou. Here is how businesses can diffuse it.

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Age of discontent: is it all downhill from 35?

Research finds the age of discontent at work starts at just 35, fuelled by under-appreciation and stress. Yet entrepreneurs seem happier as they get older, according to separate research.

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Reporting the gender pay gap: A three-step process

Geoff Pearce, gender pay specialist at NGA HR on reporting, analysing and addressing the gender pay gap in your company.

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Autonomy in the workplace: Are UK employees free to make their decisions?

A new study reveals that UK employees aren't given as much autonomy in the workplace as they'd like, which harms their productivity and happiness. Here's why.

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Does your personality fit your network? It could be damaging your success at work

Your personality must fit with your network in order to be trusted and successful according to new research.

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Why CEOs are putting all their eggs into the Gen Z basket

Gen Z hold key to commercial success, according to the majority of CEOs, who believe the new generation of employees have the skills needed to grow their businesses.

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Apprenticeship levy may leave schools struggling for finance

Some schools may end up with reduced budgets after paying an apprenticeship levy that they have little or no opportunity to utilise, says accounting, tax and advisory practice Blick Rothenberg.

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How to tackle multi-generations within the workplace

Old or young, we should all be flexible at work says breatheHR's Jonathan Richards.

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Apprenticeship levy may leave schools struggling for finance

Some schools may end up with reduced budgets after paying an apprenticeship levy that they have little or no opportunity to utilise, says accounting, tax and advisory practice Blick Rothenberg.

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How to tackle multi-generations within the workplace

Old or young, we should all be flexible at work says breatheHR's Jonathan Richards.

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3 science-backed ways to lower employee turnover

Clinical psychotherapist and MGID's content strategist Megan James gives her three science-backed ways to increase employee happiness and lower turnover rates for a better bottom line.

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Employee data and GDPR: what you need to know

Cezanne HR's Sue Lingard explains how GDPR will affect how HR teams use employee data.

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Is the UK struggling with internal openness?

UK needs to focus more on policies to promote ‘internal openness’ when recruiting international talent in light of Brexit.

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3 ways to tackle construction skills shortage

Boosting gender diversity, widening talent pipelines and improving the wider public image of the sector will help to tackle the ongoing skills shortages plaguing the construction industry.

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