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They’re calling it the Great Resignation, but when you’re an employer, there’s nothing great about it. In the U.S, the U.K. and elsewhere, businesses are losing staff in record numbers. Some employees are leaving to pursue new career adventures, driven by the pandemic to shake up their lives. Others have perhaps been considering a move
Now that COVID-19 restrictions are beginning to ease in many parts of the world, businesses and their workers are returning to a world of work that has changed irrevocably. Lockdowns and social distancing mandates forced employers and employees to adapt to a very different way of working. With life returning to normal but many workers
Tiger hosted a roundtable discussion surrounding the implementation, benefits and challenges of flexible working in September 2019. The participants were HR professionals from a range of industries and companies, and the event brought up some interesting benefits for both employees and employers. Every participant was at a different stage of introducing flexible working into their
It has long been known that regular exercise is important for improving physical health, but did you know it can also boost your brain power? A recent study by the Mayo Clinic[1] shows the link between cardiorespiratory fitness and brain health. The study demonstrates that the more you exercise, the greater your ability for oxygen
Lead Consultant for Tiger HR, Aseel Ibrahim, records a monthly HR podcast to provide guidance on topical issues for human resources staff. Aseel, as a CIPD Level Five certified HR recruiter, brings her own knowledge, wit and humour to her conversations with her guests, inviting them to share their stories and reveal their insights to
The pandemic has affected all of us in different ways, but working parents have faced a particularly difficult challenge. With schools closed for much of last year and many employees working from home, the pandemic exacerbated many existing inequalities as parents, particularly women, were forced to take on caring responsibilities alongside their workload. Without support
I hosted a webinar with three mental health specialists – Jo Yarker from Affinity Health at Work[1], Business Psychologist Julie Osborn[2] and Ruth Cooper-Dickson from Champs Consulting[3] – who offered their tips for employers managing employees’ mental health during the pandemic. They cover: Tips for managers in looking after their own mental health The importance
Diversity is no longer a buzzword. It’s business-critical. Most of us would agree that diversity and inclusion in the workplace is a positive thing for the economy, however, it goes without saying that for many, it’s still a contentious topic. Hiring with diversity in mind is no easy task: among those businesses who have embraced
If someone ever hobbled into the office on crutches, leg wrapped in a cast, no-one would hesitate to ask, ‘are you okay?’. However, if a colleague started to act out of the ordinary, perhaps becoming more tearful, irritable or angry, or their productivity started to drop, would you ask the same question? With the stigma
Diversity and inclusion in the workplace Diversity continues to be one of the most salient issues for hiring managers and leadership teams. With very little empirical evidence to suggest a series of best practices, it is a challenge that requires serious investment, with ongoing research, experimentation and feedback. Table of contents What is diversity and
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