Category: Organisational change

Hallmarks of Effective HR Management Practices

Are your managers locked into hr management practices or intiatives that sounded good or seemed to work well in other organisations but just do not produce tangible results in your organisation?   Despite managers’ time and effort, you do not see progress towards achieving your service or business goals.  Common causes are: those practices are […]

Brexit – An Opportunity to Reinforce Your Organisation’s Values

The uncertainty about what Brexit means in practice does cause concern to employees which is not helped by knee jerk reactions and making off the cuff pronouncements as those usually have no real substance.   Many comments have appeared that we shall have to revisit our employment laws and amend those. I suggest that you read […]

Productivity and Efficiency – Short term Pressures Arising

This is the second article in our series on the puzzle of the UK’s low productivity [1].   As we touched upon in the first article, many factors affect productivity some of which are beyond the control of senior managers e.g. global trading and economic changes.   Even now, new pressures are arising which may affect […]

Duty of Care Widened – Beware the Non Delegable Duty of Care

Contractors of all sizes especially those engaged in public sector contracts are likely to face more rigorous scrutiny.  The Supreme Court has widened the duty of care by developing further the principle of a non delegable duty of care.  A public body or any other organisation can not transfer a non delegable duty by engaging […]