Change fatigue is feeling weary, indifferent or resistant towards increasing organisational changes. Steve Macaulay explores how L&D can play a pivotal role in tackling this issue by focusing on emotional wellbeing, […]
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Virtual care is here to stay, and employers can play an active role in promoting it to ensure their plan members are deriving optimal value.
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The latest L&D news, reports, research and updates, personally compiled by TJ’s Editor, Jo Cook. This week: From new legal duties on harassment prevention to calls for strategic investment in […]
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As the HR function evolves, will titles like chief people officer replace traditional roles like the CHRO? These experts think so.
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Too many capability frameworks promise impact but deliver confusion. Ben Satchwell cuts through the noise to reveal why clarity, focus and co-creation matter. From avoiding vague, generic descriptions to embedding real […]
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Today’s AI-assisted juniors skip career-defining failures, landing in the “Adequacy Rut”—decent work, zero promotion prospects. While competitors breed elegant incompetents, smart organisations double-down on human skills: judgment, strategic thinking, mentoring programs. When adequate becomes automatic, excellence becomes your only differentiator. Choose wisely.
While pay has always topped the list of employee expectations, today’s workers are also placing a high value on flexibility, new research finds.
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An employee takes a pay cut to save the company-is that loyalty or desperation? A popular footballer leaves to join a rival cub is this disloyalty or a good career move.? The boss of a large company gets a massive loyalty bonus for staying put. Is this justified.
The Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) has released a major report on sickness presenteeism: the act of working while unwell. It’s more common than sickness absence, more costly, and far less visible. Yet in most organisations, it goes unmeasured and unmanaged.
Customer experience (CX) is often handled by external teams. Why is this expert saying HR teams are the best to lead the way?
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