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Gavin Williamson denies bullying allegations
Sir Gavin Williamson is facing fresh allegations allegations of bullying during his time as Defence Secretary. Not for the first time Sir Gavin has faced allegations, BBC News yesterday reported that this time Williamson told a senior civil servant to “slit your throat” and “jump out of the window” during his tenure under Theresa…
Find out moreSexual Harassment in the Workplace
Randstad’s recent “Gender Equality in the Workplace 2022” Survey interviewed 6,000 working adults in May 2022 from the construction, education, healthcare and technology sectors. It found that 32% of woman say their careers have been affected by Sexual Harassment and 72% of woman had either encountered or witnessed inappropriate behaviour from male colleagues at…
Find out moreWork Related Stress and Covid-19
In March 2020 Coronavirus (Covid-19) was declared a global pandemic and on 23/03/2020 the Prime Minster issued the first lockdown, forcing the majority of the workforce to work from home. Some companies already had working from home facilities, so it was only the frequency with which this happened that changed but, a large number…
Find out moreEverything You Do is Right Day
Apparently, today is ‘Everything You Do is Right Day’. Honestly, that is a thing! It follows yesterday’s ‘Everything You Do is Wrong Day’, which (if you are anything like my household) feels like every day! On a serious note, however, it can help to raise self esteem or even just a wry smile to…
Find out more75% of UK Office Workers Considering Quitting Due To Workplace Unhappiness
According to a survey reported in the press, three quarters of UK office workers questioned are considering leaving or changing their jobs due to various issues resulting from workplace unhappiness. Burnout, poor work-life balance and toxic workplace culture were some of the factors cited, with over half of those polled experiencing low morale, whether…
Find out moreGender Discrimination: Men More Likely To Feel Discriminated Against At Work
Statistics gathered by SME Loans have revealed that upwards of 8.2 Million UK employees feel they have experienced discrimination due to their gender throughout their working lives. Of the 2000 workers polled, 26% believed that gender discrimination had cost them in some way in the workplace, with the survey surprisingly revealing that more men…
Find out morePoor Mental Health Amongst Workers – Costing Increase for Employers
According to a recent report by the charity Mind and recruitment firm Deloitte, the increase in prevalence of poor mental health amongst workers is affecting employers in more ways than just absence. With many staff reportedly scared to admit to struggling emotionally to colleagues and management, time spent at work is often unproductive as…
Find out moreWorkplace Bullying and Fear
According to a recent report by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), a quarter of employees think that their company turns a blind eye to workplace bullying and harassment. The report, based on two online surveys, one for more than 2,000 workers and the other for HR Professionals and decision-makers, revealed that more…
Find out moreThe Main Causes of Workplace Stress in 2019
A recent survey by Cartridge People revealed that stress was the main cause for workers to be searching for new jobs over the last year, but what factors have led to employees feeling such pressure? According to the survey’s findings: 48% of the British population feel stressed at least once a week, with 12%…
Find out moreStress at Work? Pets Can Help
Stress is how the body naturally defends against predators or dangerous situations. It causes the body to be flushed with hormones including cortisol, adrenaline and noradrenaline, which help you to be ready to evade or confront danger. These chemicals trigger a number of physical symptoms including increased heart rate, sweating and alertness. In the short…
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