Tags: behaviour in the workplace

Almost half of senior employees confess to slacking off at work

Monica Sharma Friday, September 27, 2019 0 Comment behaviour in the workplace, disengagement, HRnews, senior managers

Why are senior employees disengaged at work?

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The worst mistakes candidates make during a job interview

Monica Sharma Tuesday, September 10, 2019 0 Comment behaviour in the workplace, HR Strategy, HRnews, job interview, mistakes

Employers reveal what actions are the biggest deal breakers during a job interview.

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Over a quarter of UK workers waste three months annually on internet at work

Monica Sharma Wednesday, August 28, 2019 0 Comment behaviour in the workplace, disengaged employees, employee engagement, HRnews, Internet security

What employees are most likely to surf the web whilst at work?

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Harry Potter star Emma Watson launches free workplace sexual harassment helpline

Monica Sharma Monday, August 5, 2019 1 Comment behaviour in the workplace, Employment law, HRnews, safety at work, sexual harrassment in the workplace

How will a helpline ease the crisis of sexual harassment within the workplace?

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Revealed: Absence and lateness trends 2018

Aphrodite Papadatou Friday, February 1, 2019 0 Comment 2018 trends, Absence, absence leave, absence trends, Absenteeism, behaviour in the workplace, BrightHR, british employees, employee lateness, HR Strategy, HR survey, HR trends, lateness, pulling a sickie, sickdays, sickie

Dave and Sarah were the male and female names most likely to take a sick day.

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Why do employees resist sharing new ideas with teams?

Aphrodite Papadatou Thursday, November 22, 2018 0 Comment behaviour in the workplace, employee behaviour, idea share, learning and development, Office behaviour, research, team work, team working, workplace, workplace research

Employees often develop innovative ideas alone even though this is less successful than teamwork, according to new research.

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