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Transfer of business
There are many employment issues to deal with when a business is transferred from one employer to another. Read what you need to do.
Breach of a company policy – consider unfair dismissal
Company policies are not regulated by law, but do provide a basis for employee conduct in the workplace. Learn more about company policies here.
Working from home – R U OK?
Some commentators were predicting that working-from-home injury claims were set to skyrocket during the coronavirus crisis: turns out they were right. Read on to find out about the common injuries and how to prevent them.
The ins and outs of demotion
Tread carefully if you decide to demote an employee. If it involves a significant reduction in duties or remuneration, it may actually be a dismissal.
Avoiding A Decision… Is A Decision With Consequences
Avoiding decisions as a leader is a choice with significant consequences, impacting company culture, performance, and reputation. By considering the Cost of Inaction (COI) and proactively addressing issues, leaders can enhance their effectiveness and drive positive outcomes.
7 Effective Strategies for Procurement Managers to Enhance Your Company’s Profitability
Discover seven powerful strategies to enhance your procurement efficiency and drive significant cost savings for your organisation.
Managing the risks of AI in tendering
AI can enhance tendering efficiency but also introduces risks like inaccurate or generic content. Human oversight is crucial to ensure proposals are tailored, accurate, and competitive.
Understanding Generation X
Gen X is the generation who watched their parents work incredibly hard and long, often remaining loyal to one company, only to be miserable and unsatisfied at the end. This motivates Gen Xs to seek a healthy compromise, whereby work and lifestyle is flexible and balanced, satisfying their financial, family and personal needs.
Driver rammed by a bull: employer at fault
Businesses need safe procedures and systems to protect all people related to the business. This case highlights that relying on experienced employees alone to devise a safe system is not enough.
Game on: how HR can tackle the World Cup
The Women's World Cup kicks off today and many employees will be enthusiastically following its progress. How should HR deal with potential issues such as absenteeism, hangovers and administrative disruptions?