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SME Hiring Guide – Coming out of Lockdown In this B2B podcast, we look at the challenges being faced by SMEs as they start to reopen, and start hiring again, as we come out of lockdown. What will the market be like? What do I need to consider before re-opening and where can I find…
With the Government’s furlough scheme now extended until October, furloughed employees are going to be worried and naturally employees want to know how they can provide some support. But with the scheme unfamiliar to all, and various rules in place, it can be a tricky area to navigate. Here Monster.co.uk shares five ways to support…
Even as we working remotely, we are getting together more than ever. That’s not necessarily productive. With the average UK employee wasting nearly 13 working days every year in unproductive meetings. In fact, nine out of ten workers admit that a third of each 60 minute meeting is a waste of company time. You need to…
Turning your employees into a well-gelled team is not an overnight job. It takes time, patience and a lot of effort to get people working as one. But nobody said it was easy. If you find your organisation is made up of individuals who only speak to each other when they need to, and barely…
Soft skills are the personal characteristics that shape how we work and interact with others. The emphasis on finding the ‘right fit’ when hiring highlights their critical role for recruiters.
Employees can have grand expectations when starting a new job, and it’s important to manage these by setting employees up for long term success. With these four simple tips, your employees will be more engaged and motivated to do great work.
How you can help your team stay motivated during quiet times When the pace slows it is easy for the team to take their foot off the gas and just cruise. And once your team is cruising it can be hard to get them motoring again.In these circumstances cracking the whip isn’t the most effective…
With one in six individuals in the UK experiencing a common mental health problem in any given week, and over 15 million work days lost to work-related stress, anxiety or depression last year, it’s clear that workplaces need to do all they can to support the mental health of all their employees. Experiencing mental illness…
If you’ve got nothing good to say, should you say nothing at all? What do you do if you’re asked for a reference for an employee that you can’t honestly recommend? While many might breathe a sigh of relief that a not so brilliant employee is leaving it’s possible that they may want a reference…
Bullying in the workplace is a tricky situation to deal with. Here we help you with what you need to know and how to prevent any unwanted legal disputes.
Most workers really don’t leave for money but managers like to hear it’s the money, because that shifts the blame for losing employees away from themselves.
Our economy is becoming ever more reliant on technology. Whatever job you do there is very little that is not impacted in some way by IT, whether it’s the way your organisation does business or the manner in which you complete your tasks.
Since 30 June 2014, all UK employees – no longer just parents and carers – have the right to request flexible working.
Whistleblowing policies are being accepted across both the private and public sectors as an essential element of risk management that can be used in tackling fraud and crime.
The main responsibility of corporations used to be the generation of profits at any cost. Even today, there is zero point in a business behaving responsibly if, in so-doing, it puts itself out of business or generates less profit. That’s why corporate social responsibility aims to contribute to profit, rather than being a net cost.