What are your warning signals? As the days grow shorter, the blackout is coming. It has been a brutal year. How do you and your people recharge your batteries? – asks Fiona Anderson of mychangeexpert.com
The Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has published its response to proposals on review of employer contributions and flexibility on exit payments, write Mercer’s Rebecca Dodd and Clive Lewis.
As HR teams in the higher education sector hopefully manage to take some time out over the summer for some well-earned rest they will also be gearing up for the new academic year, which is going to be so different from the years that have gone before, writes Bettina Rigg of Browne Jacobson LLP.
Kathleen Heycock of Farrer and Co LLP has advice for the UK's Vice Chancellors in the latest of our SummerWise* articles.
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