HR & Wellbeing Manager
Kim Holdroyd has an MSc in HRM and is passionate about all things HR and people operations, specialising in the employee life cycle, company culture, and employee empowerment. Her career background has been spent with various industries, including technology start-ups, gaming software, and recruitment.
Absence Policies: Why a one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t fit all in summary: With sickness absence rates climbing to their highest levels in over a decade, businesses must have tailored absence management policies in place that meets their workforce’s specific needs. A […]
5 reasons why you need to prioritise employee career development in summary: With unfavourable economic conditions stunting recruitment efforts and talent scarce, businesses and their HR teams must turn to prioritising employee learning and career development Supporting employee career development […]
How to create a culture of HR excellence in summary: The annual HR Excellence Awards serve as a great example of the impact creative HR can have on a business. To create you own culture of excellence, focus on winning […]
5 ways to strike the right balance with absence management in summary: In this blog, we explore strategies for effective absence management, emphasising the importance of striking a balance between supporting employees’ wellbeing and maintaining operational productivity. It shares 5 […]
HR vs. Line Managers: how to build a productive relationship in summary… Building a productive relationship between HR and line managers is crucial for successful people management and wider organisational goals. Effective communication and collaboration between HR and line managers […]
Summarising what a 9-box grid is and why you may find it helpful… The 9-box grid is a popular tool for HR professionals to assess and analyse employee performance and potential. It helps in identifying high performers, those who need […]
When should your holiday year start in summary… There are no formal rules as to when holiday-years start and end. However, there are three popular options which many employers tend to stick with: employee start date, calendar year and financial […]
Five steps to an effective Performance Improvement Plan in summary… A performance improvement plan (PIP) is a structured process that helps employees identify areas for improvement and develop strategies to enhance their performance. The key steps in creating an effective […]
