In a survey of 1,000 UK working adults by HR software firm IRIS Software Group, 59% would contemplate resigning if their employer rolled back its EDI commitments.
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Experts stress the critical role of leadership and urge HR leaders to embed equity, diversity and inclusion at the heart of organisational strategies
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The claimant repaid £100 back to his employer but was dismissed on the grounds of 'gross misconduct' 2 days after the repayment
Even a seemingly minor act like withdrawing £100 can lead to large tribunal awards if an employer fails to follow due process.
The availability of candidates in the labour market has ⬆️ at its fastest pace for 4.5 yrs @personneltoday
Employers remain cautious about hiring
The Spending Review sets a long-term vision for growth Will it shift employer behaviour short term?
https://t.co/4gc8JqhZxZ
Sir Charlie Mayfield, Keep Britain Working review lead says firms need to better support unwell employees and not allow the fear of legal repercussions prevent HR from contacting staff on sick leave.
As the Keep Britain Working review lead says firms need to better support unwell employees, People Management explores how they can achieve the right balance
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🧠💤 Mental Health Awareness Week may be over – but looking after your wellbeing is a year-round job.
Are you carrying sleep debt and burnout into your work week?
#MentalHealthAwareness#Slowcation
Mental health support shouldn’t be a one-week-per-year conversation.
But this initiative by the Mental Health Foundation is the opportunity for us to reflect, check in, and ask: how are we really doing - and what more can we do?
#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
It's Mental Health Awareness Week - a reminder that mental wellbeing isn’t a luxury - it’s essential.
Work can be a source of achievement, purpose, and connection - but it can also bring pressure, overwhelm, and burnout.
People matter.
It’s #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek! 💜
This year is all about community - coming together for mental health. 🤝
Get involved by sharing your positive community stories #ThisIsMyCommunity
Find out more about the week: https://t.co/dRTQil997e
Businesses should be asking themselves two key questions:
1. How can I provide the right benefits at the right cost? 2. How can I ensure I am boosting the performance of my business?
https://t.co/3AqTb6jWkz
When employees are healthy and active, business performance improves
Business owners need to recognise employees as the valuable assets they are and give them every opportunity to stay well and engaged
Recent research suggest that those who are hybrid workers are healthier
34% of the 2,000 respondents (hybrid workers) reported taking fewer sick days
https://t.co/nIH8ZbG7y2
#Hybridworking is not for all - boundaries are necessary & support required too
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Kate Dodd - diversity and inclusion expert at Pinsent Masons emphasises that UK businesses should not reduce DEI efforts and warns that by doing so could lead to legal and reputational risks, especially given the UK's strict anti-discrimination laws.
https://t.co/1rk0RnHKp3
In light of recent rollbacks of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives by major U.S. corporations, UK businesses are being advised to maintain their DEI efforts.
Acas has recently updated its guidance on #Neurodiversity in the workplace
It provides businesses with clearer strategies to support neurodivergent employees
A valuable resource to help create environments where all employees can thrive 👍
https://t.co/fhac80a9zZ
Clarity is key here - are employees expected to complete their responsibilities within regular working hours, or is it a matter of longer hours over a four-day period?
Could this now cause health and safety risks for those working additional hours?
Some large London-based employers are encouraging employees to up their no of days in the office
👉Higher levels of employee engagement, increased productivity are cited as reasons but retention of talent should remain the focus.
https://t.co/khCw6ilg0E
#backtooffice
Many of us are back to work today after the Xmas break - we wish you all a healthy and happy 2025
For some, 2025 may involve a change in job. HR News discusses how employers should adopt the latest workplace wellbeing benefits to attract & retain the best talent
#backtowork
🎄As we approach the festive season, we want to take a moment to thank our friends, colleagues and clients for your continued trust and support this year and wish you all a healthy and happy 2025🎄
@TechRoundUK publishes this article looking at how we can build inclusive workplaces:
"HR teams should establish formal policies that protect and support neurodivergent employees."
#Neurodiversity
https://t.co/Imh6Bsl6vp