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What does the general election mean for HR managers in the UK?
Bharat Jain • 

What does the general election mean for HR managers in the UK?

We can’t predict the result of the 2024 General Election – but we can take a look at what different results could mean for HR and employment law.

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The challenges of tracking time and attendance
Abbi Melville • 

The challenges of tracking time and attendance in the modern workforce

Tracking time and attendance has become a complex task. Remote work, flexible hours and gig work have introduced challenges that require innovative solutions.

What does AI mean for HR
John Crowley • 

What does AI mean for HR?

Is AI just another buzzword, or is it going to change the world? And what does this mean for HR professionals? Today’s article looks at how the next few years of AI and HR will come together.

A third of workers are “pulling sickies” – how should HR react?
Petru Tinca • 

A third of workers are “pulling sickies” – how should HR react?

Over 30% of employees admit to calling in sick, when they’re not actually sick. This article looks at the reasons why, and how HR can help to address this.

rolled-up holiday pay under new 2024 legislation
Abbi Melville • 

How to calculate rolled-up holiday pay under new 2024 legislation

For casual or seasonal workers, holiday entitlement can be complicated. Here’s how to simplify that, with a process called “rolled-up holiday pay”.

How research says you should design your office in 2024
Abbi Melville • 

How research says you should design your office in 2024

What should office designers be doing in 2024, to satisfy a workforce that demands flexibility? We look at what the research tells us.

Day One Flexible Working Right
Abbi Melville • 

How to seamlessly incorporate the new ‘Day One Flexible Working Right’ into your business

On 6th April 2024, the UK introduced day-one flexible working rights – giving employees the right to request flexible working on the same day they start a job.

Do coffee breaks really increase productivity
Petru Tinca • 

Do coffee breaks really increase productivity?

Do you shudder every time one of your team members heads to the coffee station? Maybe you shouldn’t – coffee breaks could increase productivity by up to 23%.

Sense Service Connections
Ilia Tsvetkov • 

Say hello to integrations with Sense Service Connections

We’re excited to introduce our latest addition to Sense Automate (aka Workflows): Service Connections.

Six signs to spot a flight risk employee
Abbi Melville • 

Six signs to spot a flight risk employee

Around one in three UK employees are considered a “flight risk” – either looking for new work, or open to new work. Here are six signs to help you spot them.