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Over the last few months, businesses have had to adapt to major changes. Employees have been labelled as a key worker and had to push through this time working as normal under additional pressure, been placed on the government’s ‘Furlough’ scheme ...
With the sudden changes that have come with COVID-19, your employees have had to adapt to life in lockdown and for some, it hasn’t been easy. It's been reported that 24% of UK adults have felt loneliness because of coronavirus. As businesses ...
The idea behind occupational health is to ensure that employees are fit and healthy to do their job, whatever that may be. Occupational health is often associated with physical hazards related to employees’ jobs, for example, those that require ...
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, employers have had to make difficult decisions regarding their staff. Whilst those eligible were able to use the government’s furlough scheme, an estimated nine million Brits have been working from home and ...
As an employer, you’re probably thinking about how to bring your employees back to work safely, and what support you'll need in place to ease the transition.
Whether working from home, being furloughed or being part of the reduced staff that you ...
Your employees are the heart of your business, so showing them you care is fundamental, as happy, healthy employees lead to a thriving business.
Valentine’s Day is a time for sharing the love and showing those around you that you care. As an employer, why not show your appreciation for the heart of your business – your employees.
Presenteeism isn’t just turning up for work when you’re unwell, it also includes not taking enough breaks, working too hard and being unable to stop working outside of your normal working hours. The detrimental effects that presenteeism can have ...
In the UK, 1 in 8 people of working age report having a musculoskeletal (MSK) condition, and approximately 1 in 4 people will experience a mental health issue in any given year. We want to help you to understand how, as an employer, you can ...
According to a 2018 study by reward and recognition consultant, Motivates, the proportion of people saying they are not motivated at work rose to 29% in 2017, from 18% the previous year. Amongst reasons such as lack of career progression and poor ...
