The impact of ADHD and autism was evident in the rules, EAT

The Employment Appeal Tribunal ruled that a diagnosis of ADHD or Autism can have a significant impact on the definition and impact of disability. Harry Stedman was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and ADHD in the case Stedman v Haven Leisure. He was turned down for a job at the holiday company Haven. The […]

The ROI of impact-driven HR initiatives on the Workplace

When it comes to investing in people, the business world can be likened to that of the stock market. It is volatile, reactive and never stays in one place for long. In talent wars, companies compete to offer the best benefits and perks to attract and retain talent. However, once the competition dies down and […]

A new report shows that face-to-face training is becoming increasingly important as organizations realise its importance.

Professionisti HR e manager discutono del crescente problema dell'assenteismo dovuto a un aumento del 41% dei giorni di malattia, con grafici che mostrano i tassi di assenza.

As organisations realize the importance of face-to-face training, it is becoming more important A new research report provides insights on how it complements AI and online learning Richard Smith, Wyboston Venue Management’s chief commercial officer, says that face-to-face learning is on the rise again, as organisations discover it enhances engagement and complements their online training. […]

Smart Leader’s Guide to Benefits People Actually Use

Today’s top employees are going to your competitors because of what worked yesterday. Employees of today don’t care about perks that they will never use. Modern employees want personal, flexible and real benefits, which will evolve at the same pace as their lives. As HR leaders, it is not a question of whether or not […]

Court of Appeal rules Ryanair pilots are workers

A Ryanair pilot won a legal victory at the Court of Appeal on the worker status. Jason Lutz was employed by Ryanair via an agency called Storm Global. They claimed that he wasn’t entitled to the same rights as salaried workers because he is a self-employed person. The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) and the Employment […]

The recruitment of teachers is not a coherent plan

The Department for Education “lacks a cohesive plan” to meet the recruitment goals promised by the Government. The Public Accounts Committee has stated that the Government’s promise of recruiting 6,500 new educators by 2029 does not have enough evidence to support how this will improve recruitment and retention. In its report, the DfE found that […]

A Metropolitan Police officer is found guilty of trans rights complaint by a tribunal

After an internal trans rights conference, a Metropolitan Police detective lost her employment case. She claimed she was subjected to discrimination and harassment because of her gender-critical beliefs. Melanie Newman, a detective constable with the Met Police Department, brought the lawsuit after attending “Trans Day of Visibility”, an event held in March 2023. She claimed […]

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