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Laws in the United Kingdom offer little direct relief for women seeking time to recover and grieve after miscarriage, but several major employers have started to craft their own supportive policies.
Karen Meager and John McLachlan look at England manager Gareth Southgate's leadership style and why it is proving successful both on and off the pitch. The post Gareth Southgate – a leader winning through coaching appeared first on Personnel Today.
​LinkedIn joins the short list of employers who financially reward the volunteer leaders of their employee resource groups. The 20 ERG global co-chairs will receive $10,000 each year of their two-year terms.
Employees in Asia working in IT have lower productivity when remote than when working at a physical location, according to new research from a study of 10,000 employees.
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Ten ways to become better informed about workplace cultural issues from the SHRM book, Managing Diversity: A Complete Desk Reference & Planning Guide by Lee Gardenswartz...
The Bush administration has announced plans to stiffen and revise its worksite enforcement rules to catch and punish employers that knowingly hire undocumented...
December 2004Vol. 49, No. 12 Perfect StrangersTools for SuccessBy DeeDee Doke Feature article : Perfect StrangersDecember 2004 ...
Risks arise when dealing with staff who refuse to return to the office post 19 July. The post How should HR handle staff who refuse to return to the office? appeared first on Personnel Today.
Trials of reduced working hours have led to new employment contracts for many people in Iceland. The post ‘Four-day week’ trials transform Icelandic employment appeared first on Personnel Today.
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