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Includes stress management, stress policies, pressures at work and the role of managers

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Swine flu: advice and information

All the information needed for employers worried about swine flu and how it may affect HR and their organisation - including the latest news, legal advice and links to government health advice

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News

11 March 2010
British Gas workers balloted to strike over 'bullying'
British Gas workers have been balloted for strike action over alleged bullying at the company.
10 March 2010
MPs 'alarmed' by low morale at HMRC
MPs have voiced alarm over low staff morale and engagement at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and have questioned its performance.
02 March 2010
Anti-bullying helplines 'still vital' despite controversy
Anti-bullying helplines still have a vital part to play in employee support despite recent concerns over confidentiality, according to workplace...

Features and columnists

22 October 2009
Protect and serve
Everyone likes to think they can bounce back from adversity and see the bad times off.
06 August 2009
The stress factor
HR is on the frontline as economic pressures stress staff and management. Deborah Tarrant investigates how the profession is coping

HR essentials

10 March 2010
Top three employment law concerns for 2010 revealed
Managing sickness absence, performance and the default retirement age are the issues most troubling HR professionals
30 October 2009
The dark side of girl power: female bullying at work
A recent survey carried out on behalf of public-sector union Unison showed that 33 per cent of young women at work had been bullied in the last...

Your say

15 January 2009
Don't let downturn damage staff health
If the ongoing economic crisis wasn't a gloomy enough way to start 2009, GP surveillance data shows that the number of flu cases is heading for...
11 December 2008
Pressure can kill creativity
I was dumbstruck after reading 'Pressure cooker - double the results in half the time' by Chris Barez-Brown, global head of innovation capability...

Blogs

04 December 2009
More similarities than differences between volunteers and salaried staff
Iain Mackinnon says volunteers need to be looked after just the same as...
30 November 2009
UK's poorly managed public sector is ill-equipped for decade of fiscal austerity
John Philpott, chief economic adviser for the CIPD, believes the public...

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