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How can the gig economy better support its workers?
After being around for several years, is it high time the gig economy got over its teething issues and recognised the rights of workers?
Do you need to increase security measures in an age of violence?
Corporate surveillance has been called a breach of privacy, but in times of unpredictable violence, will heightened security become a necessity?
Why HR will continue to be about people, not machines
Although AI is set to take over many HR tasks, what was clear at the AHRI Convention is that people will continue to be influential to workplace management.
Does gaming make you more productive or more of a sloth?
A look at gaming's growing impact on the workplace. Including evidence that it's making men work less, and the latest innovations in recruitment.
Why men’s mental health in the workplace needs to be prioritised
Men are suffering from increased levels of work-related mental issues. Normalisation of mental health issues may help to combat this problem.
How many of your employees suffer with insomnia?
New research indicates sleep disorders are on the rise and productivity is suffering as a result. How can HR help to combat this growing problem?
How Google should be responding to the diversity backlash
Google's diversity program has already been internally attacked by an employee. How should HR deal with a backlash to diversity?
Are you working in a dirty office?
Unhygienic workplaces can lead to the spread of multiple germs, sick days and financial losses. HRM investigates what makes an office dirty.
The surprising value of the colleague reference
Managers aren't the only beneficial source of information about a potential hire. Colleagues can also be a useful reference point to evaluate candidates.
Should former addicts be given a chance in the workplace?
Employing former addicts can be risky, but is the upside worth it? More than a few companies think so, and are reaping the benefits.