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Can we end awkward salary conversations?

Disclosing salary ranges helps level the playing field in negotiations and assist applicants in identifying and correcting any unwarranted pay differences. Pay range transparency can also help to proactively assess and evaluate organisation’s remuneration practices, as well as address any unjustified disparities between employees.

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Career advice Rhiannon Robinson Career advice Rhiannon Robinson

Harnessing your superpowers

Understanding your unique personality type can provide you with a wealth of information, especially if you're looking for work. This article discuss the ways to know your personality type and how it can assist you in moving forward in your career.

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For Employers Sarah Firth For Employers Sarah Firth

Emotional Culture Deck: a new approach to organisation culture through the F* word {*Feelings}

Emotion causes a person to feel a certain way, which influences how they function and treat those around them. Employees who work in an environment that supports emotional culture are more likely to be happy, motivated, and productive. This post demonstrates how Emotional Culture Deck is a ridiculously simple tool that completely transforms how you create and build your culture and employee experience.

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Career advice Carolyn Brown Career advice Carolyn Brown

Resigning from a Volunteer Role

What is the best way to gracefully exit a volunteer position? If you're considering quitting a volunteer position, here's what you need to know, as well as some advice on how to properly resign and turnover your role to your replacement.

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For Employers Carolyn Brown For Employers Carolyn Brown

De-stressing the R-word

There is never an easy way of breaking the news to an employee whose role is made redundant. There are ways of dealing with redundancy that will limit the impact to both the people concerned and to the organisation.

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