
When can an employee take unpaid leave?
Many employers will be aware of a worker's annual entitlement to paid annual leave, however, fewer will be aware of an individual's ability to take a periods of unpaid leave more»
Many employers will be aware of a worker's annual entitlement to paid annual leave, however, fewer will be aware of an individual's ability to take a periods of unpaid leave more»
The government's naming and shaming exercise this year has seen several organisations penalised for requiring employees earning the national minimum wage to front the cost of their own uniforms. So what are the rules for employers? more»
Running a startup does not mean bosses are free from the chains of office politics. Establishing a democratic and by-the-book environment is even more important for smaller and high-risk businesses. more»
As portfolio careers begin to develop from an interesting talking point to a widespread lifestyle choice, businesses must think about the steps they can take to retain a loyal workforce. more»
In line with the focus for this year's Migraine Awareness Week, it's important for businesses to cultivate a culture of mindfulness around migraines in workplaces. more»
While every small business owner wants to imagine that their company has a well-oiled expense management system one that all employees use both confidently and responsibly the truth may be very different. more»
As recent studies have shown, allowing for working patterns that fall outside the traditional 9 to 5 can be highly beneficial for employees, helping them manage non-work commitments and feel more motivated within their jobs. more»
With more and more high street businesses facing closures, what five mistakes do employers commonly make when handling redundancies? more»
There are several factors employers must think about the next time they consider giving a gift to someone at work. more»
Following the publication of Real Business and Breathe HR's SME Culture Leaders list, one of the winning directors gives her top tips for creating a culture that not only attracts new employees but makes existing staff want to stay. more»