Inpulse Employee Engagement · 12 June 2020
Unfortunately, many spheres of society still struggle with the meaning of diversity, inclusion and equal opportunity - and it’s especially prominent in the workplace. In a survey of more than 5,000 Britons, a staggering 65% of all ethnic minority participants experienced racial harassment in their workplace in the last five years, while 49% said they […]
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Inpulse Employee Engagement · 5 June 2020
After the murder of George Floyd by a law enforcement officer in the USA, the fight for his justice has taken the world by storm and has ignited a global call for change and equality. Protesting and creating awareness on platforms such as social media is powerful and creates momentum, but societal change takes work. […]
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Inpulse Employee Engagement · 28 May 2020
Employee wellbeing is a word you’ve probably heard often, especially now when organisations are being called to maintain, or implement wellbeing strategies to support their workforce during the crisis. But it’s important to remember that a wellbeing strategy is not just beneficial to your workforce and your organisation when times are tough, it’s a crucial […]
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Inpulse Employee Engagement · 19 May 2020
You’ve heard the term employee engagement and you’re aware of the importance of employee engagement for team and organisational success, but do you know how to identify whether an employee is engaged or disengaged? Being able to identify this is important because you’ll be able to address disengagement before it becomes problematic. All employees need […]
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Inpulse Employee Engagement · 14 May 2020
Workforces have been working from home full-time since lockdown began almost two months ago. For some industries and organisations, this arrangement has proved difficult, and in some cases, impossible - especially if we think of industries such as hospitality and even real estate where in-person relations are obligatory for the success of the business. For […]
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Inpulse Employee Engagement · 8 May 2020
One characteristic that great leaders possess, and which separates them from the rest, is their ability to remain motivated and enthusiastic during adversity. When obstacles arise and the achievement of their goals and objectives are threatened, they rely on their contingency plans, and with confidence, enforce them. Leaders are always one step ahead, which is […]
Read moreInpulse Employee Engagement · 4 May 2020
For the first time in history, the majority of Brits are working from home with businesses transformed under new realities of Covid-19. Many employees are feeling the psychological impacts of being isolated from their teams and many have been furloughed, potentially facing redundancy. Human Resources Management Guide has published a very insightful blog from our […]
Read moreInpulse Employee Engagement · 4 May 2020
News release Survey of over 2000 employees shows that 45% felt negative and 55% felt positive during April The highest negative emotions of anxiety and stress show a 50% rise Employees most likely to feel positive emotions of hopeful and committed Physical and financial wellbeing score highly negatively A survey of over 2000 employees shows […]
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Inpulse Employee Engagement · 30 April 2020
As we all navigate the impacts of Covid-19, there are a few crucial points to focus on to ensure you and your team make it out stronger. The first, of course, is ensuring the business stays afloat. This will require the implementation of a change management process, amongst others, in order to adapt to the […]
Read moreInpulse Employee Engagement · 29 April 2020
LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP – you need to invest heavily in developing great leaders, who are authentic, passionate and good communicators and then you can change the world. They don’t need to be Churchill they just need to be able to share a vision, take people with them and show compassion. Our founder Matt Stephens, along […]
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Inpulse Employee Engagement · 25 April 2020
In all areas of business, change is good. Change (most times) means improvement of processes and practises in various areas. Organisational culture, work experience, job satisfaction, productivity are just some of the basics, while customer satisfaction and the improvement of efficiency and minimising cost is critical. What is a change management process? Change management can […]
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