With the development of the pandemic, organisations have been experiencing a range of challenges simultaneously, such as employee wellbeing,

A recent survey by Gartner of over 800 human resources leaders has found that building critical skills and competencies is the most important priority, followed by workforce and work redesign, leadership and employee experience, as well as navigating ongoing shifts in work trends. Leaders have particular influence on culture, and in a hybrid workplace they are becoming even more important in shaping employee perception and engagement. People tend to focus on leaders and draw

According to the World Health Organisation Europe, European nations are reporting increasing levels of pandemic fatigue in their population, which leaves people feeling demotivated about following recommended behaviours to protect themselves and others from the virus. While positive news about highly effective vaccines gives us new hope, it doesn’t change the fact that a lot of people are struggling, and it might continue to be the case for the near future. It’s becoming incr

The past few weeks have brought renewed hope, with new vaccines emerging, showing us a light at the end of the tunnel and a promise of a return to normality. However, the year of uncertainty and anxiety had a significant impact on many of us, increasing the risk of burnout. Unsurprisingly, employee burnout levels have been high throughout the pandemic, with a major shift not seen before - remote workers are now experiencing more burnout than on-site workers. Pre-Covid, the pe