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‘Six Weeks Support’: Why self-employed mums deserve equal maternity pay

The 'Six Weeks Support' campaign asks the government to give self-employed new mums the same financial support that employed new mums receive; support that could have avoided over half of self-employed mums suffering from mental health issues. Here's why.

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How personality assessment and big data have evolved as a HR tool

Businesses need to keep up with efficiency trends to stay alive and HR is no different. We take a look at the trends of the last 30 years.

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What is an agile working environment and how can it help you?

With higher expectations on employers to offer better benefits for workers, we take a look at how agile working can boost your business.

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RESEARCH: How to be a CEO in three steps

For those who'd like to be CEO, it turns out that the most traditional route is best. This is according to research into leadership routes from a B-school.

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How to keep staff engaged and loyal to your business

JourneyHR's Aliya Vigor-Robertson highlights how to keep your employees engaged and loyal to your business.

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4 ways to avoid workplace discrimination

Workplace discrimination can harm employees in any organisation, regardless of its size. Here are four ways to avoid potentially discriminatory behaviours.

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Unconscious bias: A third of UK’s hiring managers lack training

Unconscious biases are one of the biggest diversity barriers in the corporate world, yet new research reveals that 39 per cent of UK hiring managers have not received training in unconscious bias best-practice as part of the recruitment process in their current company.

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Personal development in small business

Can employees in small businesses benefit from personal development, too? Speakers Corner's Nick Gold explains.

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Unconscious bias: A third of UK’s hiring managers lack training

Unconscious biases are one of the biggest diversity barriers in the corporate world, yet new research reveals that 39 per cent of UK hiring managers have not received training in unconscious bias best-practice as part of the recruitment process in their current company.

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Personal development in small business

Can employees in small businesses benefit from personal development, too? Speakers Corner's Nick Gold explains.

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Banking after Brexit: Which European city could knock London off the map?

New research shows that for bankers, European cities all trail behind London when it comes to pay, but Frankfurt, Paris and Milan may be more attractive post-Brexit.

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“TripAdvisor for the workplace”: How InHerSight addresses sexual harassment

In his new book on innovations, James Bidwell covers talks about InHerSight, a website that lets employees anonymously review any companies’ treatment of women at work.

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How to handle sexual harassment in the workplace

Karen Holden explains why fear breeds silence when it comes to dealing with sexual harassment at the workplace.

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1 in 3 UK employees don’t think their bosses can lead

A new report shows one in three employees don’t believe their bosses are fit to lead their company in the digital era. Here's why.

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