Staff wellbeing continues to slide in second year of pandemic
A new study has revealed a serious decline in employee wellbeing as we enter the second year of the pandemic.
Staff with disabilities worldwide ‘less engaged’ & ‘largely ignored’
Although people with disabilities represent 15% of the global population, they are often 'overlooked' or 'left out' of diversity initiatives, programmes and...
CIPD: Firms must take responsibility for staff financial wellbeing
The CIPD has called on all employers to recognise both the moral and business case for taking more responsibility for their employees’...
Equilar & TLN partner to increase board diversity in healthcare
Equilar has announced that The Leverage Network (TLN), a non-profit dedicated to promoting the advancement of Black executives in healthcare, has joined...
MYNDUP launches free mental health service for NHS staff
Mental health startup MYNDUP has announced the launch of a free offering for the UK's National Health Service (NHS) workers, who have been under...
Firms struggle to bring staff back to the office reveals study
Some of the biggest obstacles that companies are facing right now are bringing staff back to the office, developing a Covid-19 vaccine...
Women want Biden to prioritise inequality, healthcare & jobs
A new national survey carried out by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) has revealed exactly which ‘top’ priorities and policies American women...
Staff reluctant to return to work until vaccines become more available
As the US ramps up coronavirus vaccinations, new research carried out by Eagle Hill Consulting and Ipsos has revealed that many employees are reluctant to...
Over half of UK employers plan to recruit in Q1 of 2021
Over half (56%) of UK employers expect to recruit in the first quarter of 2021 with fewer firms now planning redundancies, confirmed...
Workplace safety replaces talent acquisition as ‘top’ CEO priority
Ensuring a safe work environment has replaced talent acquisition as the 'top priority' for business leaders in 2021, according to a new study.
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