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TUC survey confirms Usdaw concerns about violence against shopworkers
Shopworkers’ trade union leader John Hannett has expressed concern about a TUC survey published today which finds one in eight people experience violence at work. The poll, carried out by YouGov for the TUC and [...]
Bureau Veritas recognised for armed forces employment effort
Bureau Veritas UK, a leader in testing, inspection and certification (TIC) services, has been recognised by the Ministry of Defence in its Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS), which rewards UK employers for their support and [...]
Bullying and Harassment Seminar: Thursday 25th February Glasgow
Bullying and harassment can make working life a misery and few would disagree that bullies are bad for business as well as for employee relations. So why is this kind of behaviour so widespread in [...]
Macmillan at Work – Supporting employees with cancer
Each year, almost 120,000 people of working age, are diagnosed with cancer in the UK, and with survival rates improving and people retiring later, this figure is set to rise. This is why Macmillan has developed [...]
Financial concerns are the primary driving force for school leavers looking to go directly into work
In the trendence School Leaver Study, a recent survey of around 9,000 UK school students in years 7−13, it was found that the principal reason for not entering further education was wanting to earn money [...]
Shifting business priorities create significant opportunities for HR
Cost management, talent management and boosting productivity remain top current priorities for HR and non-HR business leaders in 2015, unchanged from 2013. But for the first time, innovation is now a leading business priority for [...]
Mattioli Woods announces acquisition of Maclean Marshall Healthcare
Mattioli Woods plc, the specialist employee benefits and wealth management business, has announced the acquisition of Maclean Marshall Healthcare (MMH) and welcomes Sharon Marshall from MMH to the group. Ian Mattioli, chief executive of Mattioli [...]
Corporate Learning ‘wildly out of sync’ with how individuals learn for themselves, research reveals
Research on more than 2,000 potential workers reveals the gulf between learner aspirations and the experience of learning in the workplace. A study of more than 2,000 people who paid for their own personal development [...]
ASDA launches UK’s first social enterprise supplier academy
Asda has teamed up with Social Investment Scotland (SIS) to launch the UK’s first Social Enterprise Supplier Development Academy, with the aim of increasing the availability of social enterprise products for ethically-minded consumers on supermarket [...]