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To change culture, we need to change the way we lead
Business Live
Many leaders fail to actively shape and model their organisation's culture, even as companies increasingly recognise the need to develop internal leadership capabilities to tackle future challenges amid talent shortages.
Sue Gray resignation: What HR can learn
HR Magazine
Sue Gray resigned as chief of staff to prime minister Keir Starmer on 6 October. What can HR leaders learn from the lead up to this resignation, about how to handle internal and media scrutiny?
Double lives: how to manage employees’ ‘Bit on the side’
HR News
For 43% of Britain’s working population, side hustles – ways of generating extra income (such as second jobs, freelancing, casual labour and odd jobs) – have become the norm.
UK employees do not believe their manager has had sufficient training
Customer Experience Magazine
40% of UK employees do not believe their manager has the right skills to perform their role. This is due to their belief that their seniors have not had sufficient training. New research comes from Unmind.
Managers' skills don't meet employee expectations
HR Magazine
Two fifths (40%) of UK employees do not believe their manager has had sufficient training, or the right skills, to perform their role, research published on 5 September by wellbeing platform Unmind has found.
How much of your true self should you bring to work?
Harpers Bazaar
Is it important to keep a professional veneer at all times, or are we well and truly in the age of TikTok’s ‘personality hires’?
Olympics inspires employee productivity boost
HR Magazine
Nearly two thirds (61%) of employees reported that the 2024 summer Olympics has inspired them to deliver more creative and innovative work, research by project management platform monday.com found.
People can be so obedient in the workplace, they become Stepford Employees
Workplace Insight
The ‘Stepford Employee’ is a growing phenomenon in the workplace, where staff become overly agreeable, seldom ask questions, and rarely push boundaries, hindering both their personal growth and their organisation’s success.
Never know if you’re doing a good job? How to deal with mixed signals at work
Stylist
There’s nothing more frustrating than bad communication and mixed signals at work. Here, a career expert explains how to deal with an unpredictable office environment.
Uniting HR and L&D: A strategic imperative for future-ready organisations
Training Journal
Attend any board meeting today and it’s almost certain that the agenda will prominently feature discussions about the latest technological advancements and their potential impact on the company’s future.
CIPD Festival of Work 2024: highlights from day one
People Management
From managing poor behaviour to getting wellbeing right, People Management runs through some of the key takeaways from the first day of this year’s conference.
Two thirds of organisations report ‘worrying’ skills shortages, research finds
People Management
Just one in five businesses has implemented a skills plan despite ‘stubbornly high’ gaps in capability.
Navigating grievances in the modern work environment
Workplace Wellbeing
Nearly a third of employers (30%) have seen employee grievances rise over the past two years (as of 2023) according to Brightmine, formerly XpertHR.
Company leaders not ready for change – say a quarter of HR professionals
HRNews
One in four HR professionals (23%) say the managers they work with are not ready to lead changes within their organisation (which could include structural, technological, remedial or cultural changes), while a third (33.2%) felt that employees are also not ready for such strategic organisational changes.
Want a promotion? Just ask, says research
Management Today
More than a quarter of UK leaders say they make decisions about who to promote, based simply upon whether somebody has asked for a promotion or not.
Give your work a genuine purpose
The Times
Getting your business approach right can pay serious dividends and engage your workforce.
Gen Z emerges as most loyal workforce in the UK
HR Review
New data from global leadership experts Right Management reveals that Generation Z employees, aged 16-26, are proving to be the most loyal cohort in the United Kingdom workforce.