Study: Dogs as a benefit and employee motivation support The presence of dogs in the workplace reduces employee stress and contributes to greater satisfaction at work, which reflects positively on employee performance. That is the main finding of the study carried out by American scientists from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) titled Preliminary…
8 steps to more efficient performance management Creating performance management systems is one of the key HR tasks. It is,…
O2 tested a work from home day The largest pilot project of flexible work in the UK has shown that…
Study: Flexible benefits on the rise in Europe 60% of European companies offer their employees a certain level of choice…
Study: Most Europeans expect more work-related stress Most European workers struggle with the increasing levels of work-related…
Britain: Women are catching up men Although women in the UK generally earn 9.1% less than men, it is not true…
Czech republic: Average wage in 2011 The Q4 2011 average gross monthly nominal wage in the Czech Republic…
Why is the 360-degree feedback silly? Tesco changes employee pension scheme Slovak women earn a fifth less than men Motivating employees through CSR How to help managers deliver bad news 
