Impact HR designed specific processes for a “best practice HR system” consolidating team management and contracts with industry-specific legally compliant documents. The solution is transforming the way early learning service providers implement employment law and…
One reason why White Ribbon Day on 20th November resonates with so many organisations is that whether we know it or not, a woman you know has experienced violence. How can I say that with confidence?
On Wednesday 11th November, we commemorate the lives of those lost during war. The date is significant as at 11am on 11 November 1918, there was a cease fire to allow the Germans and the Allied Troops to negotiate a peace settlement which brought an end to World War I after four years of fighting and millions of deaths. Since 1919, we have observed Remembrance Day to honour the sacrifices made by the soldiers who fought in all conflicts. We offer some suggestions on how you can remember this sombre occasion in your workplace.
Although individuals may sometimes feel like their personal contribution is too small to make a difference, by sharing a team goal such as Planet Ark’s National Recycling Week (Monday 9 to Sunday 15 November 2020) in the office, your team can feel empowered to be part of the solution.
Businesses around the world are participating in Movember this month to increase awareness and raise funds to prevent our fathers, partners, brothers, friends, and work colleagues dying prematurely.
By working together to improve the health and wellbeing of men you’ll receive improved engagement, create a caring culture, and increase productivity across your business.
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