Category: Thought Leadership
The “Job for Life” mindset – is it making a comeback?
Sarah Lardner | 20 December 2024
I’ve been starting to wonder if we are moving back towards a ‘job for life’ mentality. I don’t think we can talk about it in the same way as the baby boomer generation may have experienced (those currently aged in their 60s and born between 1955 and 1964), but there is a noticeable shift happening in the job market.
Women in the workplace – policies needed to unlock gender equality
Justine Woolf | 04 January 2024
Gender Pay | Gender Pay Gap | Gender Pay Reporting | Women in leadership | Thought Leadership
Seven years have now passed since gender pay gap reporting was first made mandatory in the UK and nobody could deny that issues of gender distribution in business remain the same: in simple terms, there are more men at the top and more women at the bottom.
The changing world of Tech - Part 1: The Metaverse
Sarah Lardner | 09 June 2023
Disruptive HR | Reward technology | HR Technology | Planning Ahead | Thought Leadership
In the first of a series of Metaverse-themed insights, Sarah Lardner explores what the Metaverse is and how HR leaders can leverage the opportunities it presents.
Myth-busters 2023: Tackling common misconceptions in pay and reward
Cathryn Edmondson | 03 February 2023
Bonus | Gender Pay Gap | Gender Pay Reporting | Flexible working | Salary survey | Recognition | Pension | Remote Working | Thought Leadership
We asked our consultants and analysts to raise some common misconceptions and explain where they think misunderstandings may lie.
Thought leadership: Top tips on maintaining team morale
Justine Woolf | 18 November 2022
Motivation | Employee engagement | Thought Leadership
The financial statement has landed, pointing to tough months ahead. During these testing times of cost-of-living and interest rate rises, employment attrition and government uncertainty, it can be difficult for employees to feel settled. A lack of stability outside work can quickly transfer to how people feel in their jobs, especially if they’re isolated by hybrid working. So how can you build and maintain morale to help them through it?