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NHS partner adopts HR platform to keep culture alive

More than two years ago

NHS partner adopts HR platform to keep culture alive

While health services continue to be placed under huge pressure, Sheffield-based One Health Group is taking steps to remedy the potential negative effects of the pandemic. The independent sector provider…
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Lockdown forces parents to lie to bosses

More than two years ago

Lockdown forces one-in-three working parents to lie to bosses about home-schooling

New research by MHR International , the HR, payroll, and analytics expert, shows one-in-three working parents (33%) have lied to their boss about how they are coping with the balance…
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MHR partners with market-leading specialists to deliver HR and payroll transformation for the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham

More than two years ago

MHR partners with market-leading specialists to deliver HR and payroll transformation for the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham

London Borough of Barking & Dagenham (LBBD) has selected the InConcert partnership to support the Council with its digital transformation aspirations. InConcert is a unique trio of specialist market leaders…

More than two years ago

To all on-premises SAP business objects BI version 4.1 customers: Now is the time to upgrade

As you may be aware, SAP BusinessObjects BI platform version 4.1 will be officially designated ‘End of Life’ (EOL) status from 31 December 2020. Customers still running 4.1 will be able to continue doing so but with all the normal operational, security and compliance risks associated when you use unsupported software.
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iSAMS partnership

More than two years ago

MHR partners with iSAMS to streamline HR and payroll for independent schools

MHR International, the HR, payroll and analytics expert, has partnered with iSAMS, the leader in management systems for schools, to streamline HR processes for the education sector and save each…
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Tis the season to be jolly but only 5% of bosses welcome laughter

More than two years ago

Tis the season to be jolly but only 5% of bosses welcome laughter

New research shows festive fun in the workplace is under threat this year as only 5% of bosses and 8% of employees believe laughter is the sign of a healthy…

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