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How nudge theory guides employees in the right direction
Giving employees a nudge towards a better way of behaving may sound straightforward, but there is more to this technique than meets the eye.
Going backwards: Why action on gender pay equity has slowed
New figures have shown action of achieving gender pay equity was slowing even before COVID-19 hit, prompting fears the pay gap might have even worsened during this year’s disruption.
Far from home: supporting your migrant workforce through crisis
The impact of isolation is not always equal. Don’t risk losing valuable employees by failing to recognise your migrant workers’ needs.
How to build resilience in your hybrid workforce
By leaning into discomfort and disruption, leaders can forge a path towards resilience.
What HR skills will be most in-demand in the future?
2020 has come with new challenges at every corner, HRM highlights the skills HR professionals will need to survive and thrive.
How to manage the performance of remote workers
Many things about the workplace have changed this year but the need to get the best from employees has not. Here’s how to do that remotely.
The positives of hiring a negative employee
Positivity is often highly valued in the workplace. But negativity has its place.
How to handle candidate regret
Accepting a job offer is a big life decision – one that candidates are increasingly getting wrong. Here's how you can avoid candidate regret.
Would you rather be micromanaged or under managed?
Micromanagers have long decried as the bosses that drive employees out the door. But are under managers just as bad, if not worse?
Debunking myths about coming out in the workplace
It’s easy for people to make assumptions about the experience of coming out at work, but a new report might challenge pervasive myths.