Effective communication
Many major companies treat their corporate governance responsibilities on workforce representation as a "tick-box exercise" according to a review of current practices by the Involvement and Participation Association.
Rosie Evans, behavioural scientist, discusses how HR can approach coaching, onboarding and evaluating remote workers in an emotionally intelligent way.
With job losses continuing to hit the headlines, many employers are wrestling with the practical issues involving redundancy consultations, and how to conduct these in a sensitive way despite restrictions. Stuart Duff looks at the role of video in difficult conversations.
Enhanced to include guidance on giving feedback to remote workers.
Updated to include information for line managers on communicating with employees during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
Victoria Lewis, chief executive at byrne-dean, talks employee engagement during the coronavirus pandemic, with all the challenges that it brings with it. She takes us through the steps that HR can take to ensure engagement among employees, many of whom will be facing unprecedented challenges.
Gary Bates and Sarah-Jane Georges, both account directors at behaviour change company Steps, discuss the best ways to develop line manager confidence and competence in having difficult conversations.
Creed Foodservice talks to XpertHR about introducing an employee recognition scheme and the subsequent impact on areas such as staff turnover and recruitment and the organisation's Best Companies results.
Aegon Asset Management talks to XpertHR about the tactics - including a video sharing scheme - that it used to increase understanding of and engagement with its new business strategy and the behaviours necessary to embed it.
A quiz for line managers to test their knowledge on communicating with employees.
HR and legal information and guidance relating to effective communication.
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