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No business is immune to conflict. When disagreements and differences break out in a workplace the impact can ripple through the workforce causing negativity and can prove costly if not acted upon quickly and professionally.

Seeing photographs of your friends’ children on their first day back at school on social media is commonplace during the first week of September.

Today’s successful businesses take an employee centric approach to the digital workplace.  Digital enables change, it revolutionises the way organisations operate, it supports decision making, it enhances communication channels and more.

The term ‘gig economy’ burst onto the scenes in 2009. The phrase was coined during the peak of the financial crisis when many unemployed people made extra money by ‘gigging’ or taking on more than one part-time job.

Focussing on retaining your talented workforce should be a key priority to keep your organisation ahead of the competition.  According to Accounts and Legal, the average cost for a SME to replace a member of staff is £11,000.

A workplace disaster of any nature can negatively impact your employees’ health, your customer service and possibly damage your brand’s reputation. 

In this blog we’ll be exploring the various ways to communicate to your workforce to ensure your messages land effectively. 

The Women and Equalities Committee published a report concluding that the skills of more than one million employees aged 50 or over were being wasted due to discrimination, bias and outdated employment practices.

As employees head off to the sun for a week or two during the 6-week school break their employers are faced with an arduous challenge