Mahalia Mayne is a Staff Writer at People Management. She covers a range of topics including HR and workforce dynamics, career development, and the intersection of business and law, with a keen focus on labor markets, layoffs, and the impact of AI on employment. Her insights and analyses are featured in People Management magazine.
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Mahalia's focus is on human resources and employment, with a strong emphasis on data-driven insights and legal policy regulation within the United Kingdom. She covers topics such as flexible working, HR practices, work-life balance, workplace discrimination, and gender pay equity.
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Businesses still show ‘greater preference’ for contract workers as permanent recruitment begins to stabilise
By: Mahalia Mayne
While tribunal finds term is ‘old fashioned and can be offensive’, it concludes its use was descriptive rather than having hostile or humiliating intent
By: Mahalia Mayne
Following a £33k tribunal award against an Oxfordshire school, lawyers say the case highlights the risks of unsupported criticism in references
By: Mahalia Mayne
Irish court rules employer had no evidence to rebut discrimination claim
By: Mahalia Mayne
Panel finds remark was intended as praise by manager with ‘linguistic influences’ from native Romania, but still ‘deeply offensive’
After former minister Jess Phillips admitted to faking illness to avoid work, People Management examines how to ethically combat this rising trend
By: Mahalia Mayne
As one fifth of employers expect a decrease in staffing levels, experts advise HR to keep a watch on workloads and productivity
By: Mahalia Mayne
Payrolled employment also dropped as rising labour and operating costs continue to deter smaller firms from hiring
By: Mahalia Mayne
Panel finds senior director was sacked despite no policy prohibiting his use of free demonstration vehicles
With half of under-18s lacking key tech capabilities, People Management explores how employers can better prepare them for work
