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Scandal - paying the price in the jobs market
Research finds that corporate scandals can hurt careers
13 Sep 2016
In a Nutshell - Issue 60
Corporate scandal, flexible employment, work relationships and more…
Issue 60
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The hidden costs of flexible employment
Far from being the cause of a UK 'jobs miracle', flexibility in employment brings costs in job quality and productivity that are detrimental to individuals, society and the economy
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Everybody needs friends - a workplace imperative
This study finds that work relationships not only help people to cope with problems, but also support development and enable employees to flourish
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Policy or culture? The path to work-life balance
This article considers how policies interact with cultural cues to affect the uptake of work-life balance opportunities
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A dynamic framework for development
Discover how strategic human resource development can foster unique dynamic capabilities that enhance the capacity of organisations to be competitive in turbulent business environments
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Green skills - an opportunity wasted?
How realistic are expectations around extensive job creation and upskilling proving to be
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