Making respect part of the backbone of an organisation is crucial. This author shows that finding the right balance between owed and earned respect can be challenging, but the potential rewards are endless.
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Claire McCartney, Senior Policy Adviser, Resourcing and Inclusion
Claire specialises in the areas of equality, diversity and inclusion, flexible working, resourcing and talent management. She has also conducted research into meaning and trust at work, age diversity, workplace carers and enterprise and has worked on a number of international projects. She is the author of several reports and articles and regularly presents at seminars and conferences.

Discover why organisational culture is an influential but problematic term, and why employers should focus on organisational climate to more readily enact positive change.

Guidance from research on how managers can deal with role overload, ambiguity and conflict in their teams to reduce ‘always-on’ expectations and maximise staff wellbeing and efficiency

This research identifies three critical patterns for developing a healthy workplace culture

Researchers explore the differences between ‘organisational’ and employee-focused voice, how they impact employees and what managers can do to foster voice

What are some of the most common challenges that negatively impact teamwork and what practices can leaders and people professionals adopt to overcome these?

Research explores how to manage rejection in the workplace to minimise negative outcomes with practical tips for people professionals and managers

Workplace support for survivors of domestic abuse is more likely to be in place where female leaders are in decision-making positions