Tag: employment

WA Management blog posts relating to employment.

Top 10 Tips for Building a Positive Workplace Culture

A positive workplace culture is essential for a successful and productive organisation, and impacts employee engagement, satisfaction, and staff retention. Workplace culture is made up of beliefs, attitudes, customs, traditions, and behaviours, and defines how individuals interact within their workplace. 1. Define and communicate your core values A good workplace culture requires clarity, so make sure […]

Safety Spotlight: Bullying in the Workplace and Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures

As part of November’s Hazard of the Month, Work Culture, we’re highlighting two key areas: Bullying in the Workplace and Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures. Bullying in the Workplace Bullying can take many forms, and not all are easy to spot – especially in the workplace. Without a legal definition, we instead must examine the intent […]

Supporting Neurodivergent Employees in the Workplace

As workplaces become more inclusive, companies are starting to be more aware of neurodiversity, and should be looking at how their business can support the individual needs of their staff. Neurodivergent individuals offer unique strengths, but often face unnecessary challenges due to limited awareness and support. A lack of flexibility, understanding, and support from their […]

Week Commencing 14/10/2024 – In The News

Call to put mental health injuries on par with physical injuries A leading corporate psychologist is spearheading a campaign calling for mental health injuries caused by work-related incidents to be treated with the same import as physical ones. Tina Catling, a principal practitioner for the Association for British Psychology, is a Fellow of the Institution […]

Week Commencing 07/10/2024 – In The News

Wellbeing requires definition to help employers, report says Lack of definition around wellbeing hinders employers’ efforts to support workforce, new study finds. The lack of an agreed definition of wellbeing, and no shared way to quantify it or measure interventions to improve it, is holding employers back from supporting workers’ wellbeing, new research has revealed. […]

Week Commencing 30/09/2024 – In The News

Chemicals firm fined following explosion A solvents manufacturer has been fined following an explosion at its factory in the Scottish Borders. The blast at Rathburn Chemicals in Walkerburn on 10 January 2020 resulted in a laboratory, which was part of the factory, being demolished. It was likely caused by excessive pentane vapour, generated by the […]

Week Commencing 29/11/2021 – In The News

The Duke of Cambridge launches new mental health initiative for emergency responders Prince William has given a speech to 200 front line workers at The Royal Foundation’s Emergency Services Mental Health Symposium, hosted on Thursday 25 November, opening up about his time in the emergency services, and highlighting the growing need to prioritise the mental […]