UK business directors lack training on sexual harassment
Forty-four per cent of UK business directors have never been trained on workplace arassment.
Category: Wellbeing News
Two out of three Brits suffer ‘Sunday night fear’
How fearful are you of Mondays?
25 million UK employees affected by money worries while at work
How can you tell whether employees in your organization are suffering from financial stress, and what can HR do about it?
‘Doom Monger’ IT security professionals suffering from image problem
How do you view your IT security professionals?
What is Blue Monday and how to beat it.
Employees who are finding it increasingly difficult to disconnect from the demands of work in the post-festive season suffer mental health issues.
Majority of Brits make lifelong friendships at work
The average full-time worker in the UK clocks 37 hours per week, but just how well do we know the person sat across from…
Over half of Brits think art should be in every workplace
New research has revealed an appetite for art in the office.
Employees who work from home can’t switch off
Do you stop emailing after work?
2.3 million working Brits think about handing in their notice every day
New research shows the trend linked to increased levels of stress at work.
1 in 3 workers unhappy at work
New research shows that job security is what nearly half of all workers are looking for in an era of rising workplace stress and…
Millennials struggling the most with workplace stresses
Many young adults who are focusing on carving out their career paths taking home the stresses of work.
Brits spend up to 46 per cent of their monthly salary on Christmas celebrations
New research finds out how much Britons spend over Christmas - and the stats point to a festive eyesore!
Over half of employees have experienced workplace bullying
New research finds that employees seek help from management, but management feels it is not in their remit.
HR ‘do not feel equipped’ to offer support to employees with money worries
New research finds that 4 in 10 HR people don't feel equipped to offer support if workers came to them with money worries.
One in four young workers admit going into work still feeling drunk after nights out
A quarter of 18 to 34-year-olds say they have gone to work still feeling drunk after boozy nights out over the past 12 months.