
MENTAL HEALTH & WELLBEING MONTH: Rethinking workplace strategies, from perks to prevention
Workplace wellbeing has traditionally been defined by benefits and initiatives, from EAPs and mindfulness apps to subsidised gym memberships. While valuable,

Workplace wellbeing has traditionally been defined by benefits and initiatives, from EAPs and mindfulness apps to subsidised gym memberships. While valuable,

Research published this April found that 43% of UK companies have no formal health and wellbeing strategy. Another 18% think

The Employee Assistance Programme market looks very different today than it did five years ago. A new generation of EAP

From leadership pipelines to AI, Talogy’s Head of International Assessment R&D shares how organisations can make smarter, evidence-based talent decisions

Hybrid working has become embedded across the UK public sector, offering flexibility for employees and potential efficiency gains for organisations.

As the war between America, Israel and Iran enters its second month, countries around the world are feeling the impact,

Young adults (aged 16-24) have made significant improvements in literacy and numeracy since 2012, reversing a position that once placed

Registration for the 2026 Employee Benefits & Rewards Forum is now open! Explore what’s new in the industry at this highly anticipated

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has issued a reminder to UK employers that home workers must be afforded the

For many corporate entities, leadership development has traditionally been delivered through intensive programmes, external courses or occasional workshops. While these

By Sally Tanski, Managing Consultant, Talogy Organisations that invest in leadership development report a 25% improvement in business outcomes, according

Each month on HR Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the human resources sector – and

Across the public sector, leadership capability has never been under greater scrutiny. Councils, NHS trusts and central government bodies are

New research suggests a significant proportion of UK employees are reluctant to speak up about workplace bullying and harassment, raising

New research has revealed widespread burnout and organisational fragmentation within marketing functions, raising important questions for HR leaders overseeing high-pressure
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