Do rogue employees owe you money?
Over the years I have spoken to many shareholders, business owners and CEO’s who feel employment law is biased and loaded towards the employee. I’ve
Over the years I have spoken to many shareholders, business owners and CEO’s who feel employment law is biased and loaded towards the employee. I’ve
Since the start of the pandemic back in 2020, burnout has been on the increase. At the end of 2021, a survey from Indeed found
I was asked the other day, ‘do you need a policy for fertility in a business?’ My answer was no. There is no requirement for
We need to talk about customer service. The way we do things has changed and over the last couple of years reports are showing that
I was interested to read Nosa Omoigui’s article in HR magazine early in July. The article was titled “HR hires should be priority for start-ups.”
The economy is beginning to take a heavy toll on businesses and its people alike. The strain of dealing with Brexit, a pandemic, supply chain
According to research published by ACAS, the cost to the economy of workplace conflict was £28.5bn in 2020. That number is based upon amongst other
Over 70% of employees have admitted to experiencing loneliness whilst hybrid working and feel that it is the responsibility of their employer to provide support
It is international women’s day this week, and as a coach and training delivery expert, I have been thinking about all the amazing and inspirational
Before I start this article I want to be really clear. I am not comparing what we do with doctors, nurses, charity volunteers, aid workers
Leading people through change is often challenging. Effectively leading through change can often help avoid uncertainty and confusion among your employees, whether this is during
One of the things we often talk about when explaining Connor’s Outplacement support to new customers is that, for us, it’s personal. This means that