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Helping Employees Who Feel Threatened by AI

Every day I get asked "Will AI take my job?" and "How can I get the skills to be part of the new world of AI at work?".
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Travel: The Right Benefit, For Right Now?

Stephen Knight, CEO of UTC.travel explains the positive impact of travel benefits on employee wellbeing, retention and attraction.

Going Beyond

Ann Chambers, HR Director at Ecotone UK discusses the need to offer added value to employees as part of a workplace culture that makes people feel fulfilled.
Allyship

Represented & Proud

Templeton and Partners don’t simply change our logo to rainbow colours and post about Pride on our social media channels.

“For us to stay ahead of the competition for talent, we have to constantly update our strategies”

With over 20 years of HR experience under her belt, including over 15 years in various senior HR positions within the nuclear industry, Alison Richardson, Director of HR Operations at Yodel joined the company in 2018 as Senior HR Business Partner.

The Affordable Way to Help Employees Navigate the Cost-of-Living Crisis

Let’s begin with a universal truth: happy engaged employees are great productive employees. However, mounting stress in the workplace is damaging employees’ mental health and affecting businesses’ bottom lines.
Nisha Marwaha, People Relations and DE&I at Virgin Media O2

Change and Belonging

In this edition of the series, Nisha Marwaha, Director, People Relations and DE&I at Virgin Media O2 tells us about her experience leading her teams through one of the biggest mergers on record and maintaining a sense of belonging amongst her employees throughout.

Q&A: Equality, diversity, and inclusion

In this month’s webinar on ED&I, Sue Liburd MBE DL, non-executive director at ABSTRACT and Simon Reichwald, Chief Progression Officer at Connectr took the subject a stage further to explore how ED&I can have a real impact for businesses.
Rob Taffinder: In defence of the young: Employers must recruit for tomorrow - not just today

In defence of the young: Employers must recruit for tomorrow – not just today

"It’s time for fresh, engaged thinking that capitalises on the crisis around talent to drive innovation. Only then will we really start to lay the bedrock for an employment landscape that our brightest and best young talent will want to meaningfully connect with." - Rob Taffinder, assistant director of the University of Bristol's Careers Service
Company culture is priority for more than half of young jobseekers

Company culture is priority for more than half of young jobseekers

Culture is the most important factor when deciding whether to accept a new role for half (50%) of 21–28-year olds in full-time employment, while another 41% said culture is one of their main considerations, new research has found.
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