Showing posts with label employee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label employee. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

CIPHR extolls the virtues of “Onboarding”

Series of activities demonstrate how to get the best from new hires

Computers In Personnel (CIPHR), a leading supplier of HR Software, Payroll, Absence and Recruitment Solutions, is dedicating a whole week to address and explain the issues surrounding Onboarding. Activities will include:

Monday May 14th - a new video depicting the topic of Onboarding

Tuesday May 15th - a second video

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Independent trustee services or DIY? Time to get sociable!

With such far-reaching changes taking place within the pensions world these days, it's small wonder many employees now feel a certain amount of bemused detachment, no doubt interspersed with a liberal dose of confusion, worry and perhaps moments of panic! 
Who can blame them given the drip-feed nature of 24-hour breaking news often adding

Thursday, February 2, 2012

EPOS Software Leader, Total Retail Control Ltd., Selected as HRVision Distributor for UK & Ireland Retail Solutions Market


Integrity Testing Software will Help Ireland and UK Retailers Stop Employee Theft.
Employee theft is not something that any business wants to think about. But sadly, it can be a reality. And all retailers need to be able to deal with the problem before it becomes a problem.
HRVision Ltd., is pleased to announce the appointment of Total Retail Control Ltd.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Vebnet reveals lack of appreciation of the benefits package is a major concern for employers

Vebnet has revealed that for the third year running, over half of HR directors and rewards chiefs (56%) say lack of employee understanding or appreciation of benefits is their number one concern, yet the potential for better communication and greater financial education is still to be exploited by many.

This is one of the main conclusions to

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Keeping staff healthy is good for them and good for business

It makes good business sense pays to keep employees healthy. Research published today reveals as little as 15 minutes of physical activity a day can bring enormous health benefits.

The study, published in The Lancet, reviewed physical activity levels of over 400,000 people and found that just 15 minutes of exercise a day can reduce the risk of all-cause death by 14% and increase life

Faltering job creation highlights need for effective handling of employee relations

The latest employment figures from the CIPD and KPMG, which shows job creation is set to slow sharply, clearly demonstrates that a painful economic recovery, with all its associated cost-cutting and structural change, will be a fact of life for organisations for some time to come.

But what's more, continuing ongoing employee relations disputes this summer means employers increasingly see the

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