First chips implanted under employees' skin Implanting microchips under an animal's skin for identification purposes has become quite common but it is still an ethically controversial issue in human beings. Nevertheless, there are already workplaces where employees are opening doors or photocopying without chip cards using chips under the…
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Internal communication: 4 steps to increase employee engagement Your company has a high turnover and high levels of absenteeism. Your staff…
EU law: Obesity can be considered a disability The European Court of Justice pronounced a breakthrough judgment in the…
Why does nobody respond to your job ads? You have posted a job advertisement on a job portal or in the printed press…
Dave Ulrich on rating firms' leadership capital Leadership in firms should be measured in the same way as their credit…
EU-OSHA e-guide: Managing stress and psychosocial risks at work The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) launched its…
Shared maternity leave started in the UK 
