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Articles on the importance of fostering employee happiness within SMEs. Happy employees are more engaged, motivated, and productive, leading to higher levels of job satisfaction and lower turnover rates. Key factors that contribute to employee happiness include a positive work environment, supportive leadership, fair compensation, opportunities for career growth and development, work-life balance, and recognition for achievements.

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Yorkshire and The Humber is the happiest place to work, research shows

Research shows three quarters of employees from Yorkshire and the Humber are the happiest in Britain, with East of England second.

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Workplace happiness: foundations for sustained employee satisfaction

Here, Phil Sheridan, senior managing director at Robert Half, guides us on how to improve staff happiness in your business.

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Britain’s workplaces need to do more to boost happiness

A lack of flexible working provisions and mental health support; and the relative unhappiness of junior staff, a new survey reveals.

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Does your business value you as an individual? Half of Brits remain unhappy at work

New research reveals that almost half of UK employees are unhappy at work, as businesses embrace the varied personality types within the office.

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The pursuit of happiness: More than a third of employees unhappy at work

British workers are unhappy at work as a third report dissatisfaction in their role, a new study reveals.

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Dislocated businesses: Employees remain dissatisfied in their jobs

Just 10 per cent of UK employees feel completely satisfied in their job, while a tiny 16 per cent feel their boss is an inspiration, a new report reveals.

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One in four Brits say work makes them unhappy

UK workers are struggling with wellbeing at work, with one in four UK employees revealing that work makes them unhappy.

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Are your junior staff happy? This survey says they probably aren’t

Junior staff members are the least happy within the workforce, a study reveals.

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UK employees are unhappy at work, new study finds

Recognising and rewarding good work is the key to motivating and retaining employees, according to new study.

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Employees satisfied in roles, with Norwich and Liverpool workers the happiest

Some 71 per cent of UK employees feel satisfied in their current job, according to a study. 

Employing & managing staff

Employees unenthusiastic in their roles

Half of Britons are unhappy in or impartial to their jobs, research finds.

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CIPD: Job satisfaction increases

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) claims there has been a surprising increase in job satisfaction since 2006.

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