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Employee Assistance Programmes and the growing wellness agenda

Published: 21 October 2010 Posted by: Kevin Friery

The growing Government and private sector interest in the wellness agenda is starting to gather momentum. How are Employee Assistance Programme Providers responding?

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How do you attract, grow and retain talent?

Published: 5 October 2010 Posted by: Kevin Friery

How do you attract, grow and retain talent? In a recent report, PricewaterhouseCooper said that the cost to UK Plc of not retaining talented employee stands at about £42bn per annum. The study also said that the annual UK employee resignation rate stood at 10.4% of employees, significantly higher than 7% in the US and 5% in both France and...

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Support for Managers

Published: 16 September 2010 Posted by: Mike Dyos

As more and more news about the impact of stress in the workplace is covered in mainstream broadsheets, we ask, what does this mean for line managers?

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Clinical Excellence Podcast

Published: 1 September 2010 Posted by: Kevin Friery

Clinical Supervision is a critical component of every counselling intervention. In our latest Podcast, Clinical Director Kevin Friery describes the business benefits for employers.

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Clinical Director Blog - September

Published: 1 September 2010 Posted by: Kevin Friery

The Employment Deal is changing and as a result, the way in which we view flexible working, and work life integration initaitives can only help organisations to achieve greater access to talent, and ultimately, competitive advantage.

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New Survey Suggests Stress Management is now essential

Published: 4 August 2010 Posted by: Kevin Friery

An increasing number of employees are seeking help during the economic downturn and, as a result, the role of employee assistance programmes has once again come into the spotlight. According to the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy's (BACP) 2010 Attitudes to Counselling and Psychotherapy survey, 54% want their employer to provide a confidential counselling service to...

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