Mental health in the workplace refers to employees' psychological, emotional, and social well-being within a shared work environment. Employees with sound mental health have respect for themselves and others, build positive relationships with coworkers, and cope with the daily challenges…
E-recruitment is the automated process of identifying, attracting, screening, and hiring candidates using online platforms…
An HR business partner (HRBP) is a senior HR professional who collaborates with executives to…
Company perks are perquisites that employers provide employees to assist them in maintaining high productivity…
Redundancy pay is the financial compensation that employers offer employees when removing their positions from…
Maternity leave is time-off that an employer provides an employee upon giving birth to a…
Help your employees stay connected and productive outside of the office by giving them the…
Josh Bersin's annual report, HR Technology 2021: The Definitive Guide, highlighted the need to put…
Cyber-Duck is an established, independent digital transformation agency with clients including the Bank of England,…
Your best chance at boosting retention is in understanding your people better. People analytics uses…
HR in the cybersecurity industry faces several challenges, particularly regarding hiring talent, diversity and inclusion,…
A change management model is a system that strategically assists companies in navigating through periods…
Cost per hire (CPH) is a recruitment metric that companies use to determine the expense…
A new hire probationary period is the first stage of employment, during which an employee…
Statutory sick pay (SSP) is a U.K.-government mandated compensation that employers pay to employees who…
Mindfulness in the workplace is an awareness of thoughts, emotions, and actions that enables an…