HR Blog
Welcome to McKinney’s new HR Blog. Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to read our posts. We are aware that HR is fast paced and therefore this addition to our website will keep you up to date with all the current news and trends. As always, please let us know of any topics you would like to read about here by contacting Joanna at support@mckinneyhr.co.uk
Tips for Managing Difficult Conversations in Trauma Informed Practice
This blog is written by Liza Miles, family and workplace mediator and McKinney HR...
The Importance of Continuous Organisation Development: Ensuring Long-Term Success
This blog is written by Delia Matrecano, Organisational Effectiveness partner and...
Workplace absence during EURO 2024
This blog is written by Val Robinson, HR Consultant and McKinney HR Associate.It’s an...
The Crucial Role of Managers in Employee Wellbeing
This blog is written by Sarah Taylor, Workplace Wellbeing Consultant & Trainer and...
Understanding Workplace Discrimination – The Power of Language
This blog is written by Irene Mosota, Global Speaker, DEI Expert and McKinney HR...
Building a Thriving Workplace
This blog is written by Sherry White, specialist in HR & Health and Safety...
Would you support a “National No Work Tasks Day”?
Earlier this month we had “national no housework day”, patented in the 1980s as a day to...
Working with employers to build support for staff with caring responsibilities.
This blog was written for McKinney HR by Carer Positive, G51 3UT Carer Positive is a...
Menopause in the workplace
This blog is written by Jill Burgess, HR Consultant, Licensed Menopause Trainer and...
Navigating Difficult Conversations: Managerial Guidelines for Addressing Mental Health Concerns and Suicidal Ideation in the Workplace
Conversations around mental health and suicide are among the most challenging and...
workplace investigations
when you need us
You have received a grievance, complaint, dignity @work claim etc. or there has been an incident at work where you need to properly establish what has happened, what actions if any need taken and you need to move forward for the best interests of the people involved and your business
You don’t have the capacity or capability to undertake this yourself or you need independence due to others in your organisation being already involved in the case in some way
what we do for you
You will get a report which is proportionate to the seriousness of the issue/s, covering the evidence gathered, any breaches of policies or procedures, conclusions on each allegation and where there has been a grievance recommendation for resolution and any learning identified
benefit to you
You will receive a report which supports you to clearly see what you need to do next, which holds its own in relation to appeals and other proceedings,
the highest level of independence which is critical particularly when the issues are complex and the knowledge that you and your issues are safe with us