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The rise of the engineer – Putting DevOps to work

Here, Alberta Bosco, senior product marketing manager of Puppet, analyses how the changing focus of technology is affecting salaries and job titles.

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Can you wow prospective Gen Z employees in less than a minute?

Two in three Gen Z employees will decide whether they’d like to work for a company within five minutes - even shorter if they're men.

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From Baby Boomers to Generation Z: What does each generation offer business?

With Generation Z on the brink of joining the UK workforce, which generation can offer your business the best results.

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How video content can drive employee engagement

As an entrepreneur, keeping your staff engaged is pivotal to the success of your company. Here is how video content can help you.

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Is today the day you ask your boss to do some f******* work?

A new campaign today launched by Digital Mums looks to dispel the stigma surrounding flexible working for Britain's staff.

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One in five women are overlooked by their boss while on maternity leave

A new study interviewed 1,000 women who have taken maternity leave in the last three years. It found that a significant number of working mothers feel alienated and overlooked while on maternity leave.

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World Suicide Prevention Day: Are you communicating the benefits of mental wellbeing?

Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September, a risk expert explains the benefits for employers and employees on talking through mental health issues.

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Why transferrable skills are the key to talent development in the gig economy

Training staff, whether they are full time employees or freelancers, is crucial for the gig economy. Robert Half's Phil Sheridan explains.

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World Suicide Prevention Day: Are you communicating the benefits of mental wellbeing?

Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September, a risk expert explains the benefits for employers and employees on talking through mental health issues.

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Why transferrable skills are the key to talent development in the gig economy

Training staff, whether they are full time employees or freelancers, is crucial for the gig economy. Robert Half's Phil Sheridan explains.

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Do you set a good lunchtime example for your staff?

New research looks into the importance of lunchtime in the office and how bosses are not setting a good example for their staff.

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The 5 biggest questions employees dread to ask

From pay rises to promotions, here are the top questions your employees are too afraid to ask.

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Will publishing CEO-employee pay ratios change anything?

The government’s reforms concerning the ratio of CEO pay to average employee earnings are "unlikely to change very much" says Warwick Business School expert.

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How technology can help to diffuse threat of a freelance revolution

The UK is sitting on a workforce time bomb, the freelance revolution, says PeoplePerHour's Xenios Thrasyvoulou. Here is how businesses can diffuse it.

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