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The Job Support Scheme will help industries affected by COVID
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What does the new Job Support Scheme mean for business?

The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak has announced the successor to the current 'Furlough' scheme, which will commence in November following the closure of the current scheme at the end of October.

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23 September 2020

All change: Are we ready to work from home again?

As the Government advice changes from “return to work if you can” to “work at home if you can”, now might be the time to review what we have learned…

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22 September 2020

Digital transformation: the steps you need to consider

Digital transformation is undoubtedly a phrase with a lot of buzz around it - but the truth is it is more than just hype. As the world becomes increasingly digitised…

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18 September 2020

How gamification in learning and development can improve training

Games - and the psychology behind gaming - can bring a lot to workplace learning. By gamifying aspects of your corporate training, tricky subjects become easier to grasp, employees are…

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11 September 2020

Earned wage access: the most important payroll benefit in a post-Covid world

The outbreak of Covid-19 has brought about great change. For the financial lives of working people, sustained reduction in wages has meant their financial resilience has suffered. Businesses looking for…

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10 September 2020

Save time through automated training and learning

The effects of the pandemic, including scattered workforces, new reskilling requirements and an increased demand for digital learning has left 42% of learning and development (L&D) professionals struggling to cope…

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9 September 2020

Earned wage access and your business: what are the benefits?

The link between employee satisfaction and a more efficient and sustainable business has long been understood. A key element of employee satisfaction is financial wellbeing, as financial worries can often…

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