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By: Ben Willmott

Ben Willmott is the head of public policy at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development

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  • DEBATE: Should we ban staff from work emails after office hours

    DEBATE: Should we ban staff from work emails after office hours?

    Is banning staff from work emails after office hours a good idea to combat the ‘always-on’ culture? YES, says Laura Giffard, founder and creative strategist of Perq Studio. Any company that buys into the idea that emails can be answered at any time is being irresponsible and exploiting their staff’s discretionary effort. It sets a [...]

  • As militant unions plot Christmas misery, should strike action on railway services be banned?

    Keith Prince, deputy chair of the London Assembly Transport Committee, says Yes. Strike action on public transport can have a devastating impact on commuters. Southern’s passengers have suffered huge delays, cancellations and some have lost their jobs because they can’t guarantee they’ll be able to get to their desks. This appalling situation cannot be allowed [...]

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