Using WhatsApp for work can bring both advantages and disadvantages, so employers must stay on top of who is using it, when and why, says @pamloch
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Any thoughts on this? #HRMmb I personally believe this pain should be considered similar to being ‘sick’ as it can become difficult to work when you’re constantly distracted and uncomfortable.
A third of workers who have periods said period pain is not taken seriously at work, while just one in ten employers provide free sanitary products @nadyaokamoto @DPGplc #MenstrualHygieneDay
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#HRNews It is important workplace arguments are handled rationally and productively. This saves everyone’s energy and time – managers will not need to intervene, and no relationships will be strained. Here are some tips. https://t.co/lmVSzYLwFI
The majority of workers across the UK did say that they are not shy about telling their employer if they felt cold in the workplace. How do you manage the aircon temperature at your office? https://t.co/5gy4xleZbP
@destinywatt I think that the company should establish a Drug policy and include pre-employment testing as a term. This can definitely be controversial, so the policy should be clearly written so no legal issues can arise.