Flexible working boosts health - and sleep
Flexible workplaces can improve employees’ health and well-being and help them get better sleep, according to a new study by the University of Minnesota.
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Flexible workplaces can improve employees’ health and well-being and help them get better sleep, according to a new study by the University of Minnesota.
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Managers and senior officials work the longest total hours of any major occupational group, but much of it is unpaid overtime, a new report by the Office for National Statistics on hours worked has shown.…
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Some 70% of employers offer childcare vouchers and 81% provide sick pay above the statutory entitlement, according to research published by Unum and Personnel Today.…
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Permanent staff placements decreased for the second month running in November, according to the REC and KPMG Report on Jobs. …
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Ever considered a job share? You're not alone. Nearly two thirds of senior women surveyed by diversity recruitment specialist Capability Jane and Working Families, said they would like the opportunity to job share.…
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