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Talent-Management

How Can We Better Support Neurodiverse Talent in the Workplace?

Neurodiversity encompasses a range of conditions, including Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), dyspraxia, dyslexia, autism, dyscalculia, and Tourette’s Syndrome. As awareness of neurodiversity grows, it becomes increasingly important for workplaces to implement effective support measures for neurodivergent individuals. Despite the rising recognition, many organizations still struggle to provide the necessary accommodations and support. This challenge is not merely about fulfilling

November 20, 2024

Employment Law

Is Sexual Harassment a Pervasive Issue in Estonian Workplaces?

Workplace sexual harassment is a significant issue in Estonia, as revealed by a recent survey conducted by Statistics Estonia. The study aimed to explore the prevalence and nature of sexual harassment in the workplace, unearthing disturbing truths about the experiences of both men and women in their professional environments. With the findings indicating a widespread problem that touches various demographics,

November 19, 2024

Payroll

FTSE 100 Gender Pay Gap: Women Earn Significantly Less Than Men

The persistent gender pay gap in FTSE 100 boardrooms reveals a significant disparity where women continue to earn considerably less than their male counterparts. Data from the legal firm Fox & Partners highlights that female directors earn an average of £335,953, while their male counterparts earn an average of £1.07 million. Although this gap has slightly decreased from 70% to

November 19, 2024

Employment Law

Navigating Workplace Favoritism: Legal Boundaries and Best Practices

Favoritism in the workplace is a complex issue that can significantly impact employee morale and productivity. While rewarding high-performing employees is a common practice, it is crucial to distinguish between lawful favoritism based on performance and unlawful favoritism based on discriminatory factors. This article delves into the legal boundaries of favoritism and offers best practices for employers to navigate this

November 14, 2024

Talent-Management

Future-Forward Workplaces: Employee-Centered Strategies and Tech Trends

The modern workplace is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the necessity to engage employees actively, integrate advanced technologies, and maintain organizational adaptability. In today’s dynamic business environment, it is crucial to implement strategies that enhance productivity, employee retention, and overall job satisfaction. This includes fostering a positive work environment, offering professional development opportunities, and ensuring open communication channels. By

November 13, 2024

Talent-Management

How is Technology Shaping the Future of HR and Work Dynamics?

In a rapidly evolving work environment, the integration of technology has fundamentally transformed how organizations manage talent and optimize operations. This shift towards technologically driven human resources (HR) practices has not only made processes more efficient but has also introduced remarkable enhancements in how companies interact with their employees. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning tools are now prominent in

November 13, 2024

Employment Law

Addressing the Legislative Gap in Protections Against Workplace Bullying

Workplace bullying is a pervasive issue that affects countless employees, yet it remains inadequately addressed by current employment laws. Although recent legislative advancements, such as the Worker Protection Act 2023, have focused on combating sexual harassment in the workplace, there is a significant gap in protections against bullying. This article delves into the need for specific legal reforms to address

November 12, 2024

Employment Law

BNP Paribas and UNI Global Union Enhance Employee Rights Worldwide

BNP Paribas has taken a significant step in reinforcing its commitment to employee rights and welfare by signing a groundbreaking global agreement with UNI Global Union, the international trade union federation. The new four-year deal builds on the initial 2018 agreement, focusing on key areas such as working conditions, diversity, inclusion, and overall employee wellbeing. With this initiative, the bank

November 12, 2024

Employment Law

Are Corporate Initiatives Truly Effective in Closing the Gender Pay Gap?

The gender pay gap remains a persistent issue in the workplace, despite numerous corporate initiatives aimed at addressing gender equity. While companies introduce benefits like fertility treatment funding, menopause support, and mentorship programs, these measures do not seem to significantly narrow the pay disparity between men and women. Recent data, such as the ONS gender pay gap report, shows only

November 12, 2024

Core HR

Effective Strategies to Track and Plan DEI Progress for HR Managers

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are pivotal in creating a workplace where every employee feels valued and respected. For HR managers, it is essential to effectively track and plan DEI progress to ensure these initiatives lead to substantial and lasting change. This article provides a comprehensive overview of practical strategies that HR managers can adopt to measure and advance

November 11, 2024

Payroll

How Can HR Bridge the Gender Pay Gap Highlighted by Caitlin Clark?

One of the most significant steps companies can take to address the gender pay gap is to conduct regular equal pay reviews. Both Neave and Rosencrans suggest this as a critical measure in ensuring fairness in the workplace. “This is important both for equity within the organization, and to ensure the company remains competitive with the external market,” says Rosencrans.

November 11, 2024

Payroll

Addressing Wage Gap and Job Insecurity for Disabled Workers in the UK

The wage disparity between disabled and non-disabled workers in the UK presents a significant and ongoing challenge, underscoring broader issues of inequality within the workplace. Disabled workers earn £2.35 less per hour compared to their non-disabled counterparts, according to the TUC’s analysis of Office for National Statistics data. This pay gap reflects a broader issue that impacts the everyday lives

November 7, 2024