Here are all the posts tagged with "staff".
Speed, ease and efficiency are laudable objectives for the court system in England and Wales, but current proposals for a flexible operating hours pilot raise far more concerns than solutions. When the plan to pilot extended court opening hours was first announced in May, the Law Society warned HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) that the scheme could heap more pressure on an already fragile system.
As British summertime officially ends, some of us may be feeling as gloomy as the weather. Karen Jackson looks at Seasonal Affective Disorder, what you can do if you have it and how employers should support those affected.
Rachel Brushfield explains the role that effective internal communication plays in building employee engagement, and provides a host of tips for employers.
Vanessa Friend reflects on two life changes in one year, and provides some tips for other women in similar situations.
Julie Nicholds discusses the steps you can take to identify, manage and retain the talent in your business.
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