Employers embrace remote and hybrid working amid drop in absences
CIPD Ireland says organisations keener on new ways of working after productivity boost
Employers being left ‘in the dark’ on gender pay gap reporting, says HR body
CIPD Ireland wants more information from Government ahead of ‘snapshot’ date
Making remote and hybrid workplace models work is challenging
Firms must align commercial imperatives with possible conflicting employee preferences
Nearly 60% of employers want right to ask if staff have received Covid vaccine, survey says
New research also indicates 41% of employers are planning some redundancies
Positives from the pandemic for the workplace
Crisis has led to greater democratisation, increased trust and less office politics
Covid-19: Childcare ranks highest for returning workers
Survey finds 70% of employers are open to facilitating working from home
Will remote working mean an end for the corporate HQ?
Supports needed or else employees will ‘likely carry the burden of extra expenses’
Job’s worth: how to find the ideal employee
In the intensifying war for talent, hiring the right people for the right roles is becoming increasingly important, as unhappy employees vote with their feet
It’s not just about the salary
It takes a lot more than money to attract and retain the latest generation of young professionals
Reaping the diversity dividend
Diversity in the workplace is moving ever closer towards the centre of HR policies
Staying in business means having the right skills
Irish employers are investing to plug emerging skill gaps
Managing tomorrow’s workforce
Employers are utilising a wide range of strategies to meet the challenges presented by the changing nature of work
Third of Irish employers offering pay rises to retain staff
Survey finds half of private sector employers to provide above-inflation pay rises this year
Overeducated staff can be a tricky HR issue
The recession forced many graduates into roles for which they were unsuited
Fathers have their day as paternity leave on the way next year
A rate of €230 a week will be paid, bringing Ireland into line with other EU countries
Companies move to ditch the dreaded performance review
Multinational Accenture is to abolish the traditional review in favour of ongoing feedback and coaching
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