We’re delighted to share the results of our engagement survey, Voice, which can be used to start conversations to address areas for improvement, and how to maintain the good things we’re already doing
WasteLESS Week 2020 starts on 26 October, and this year we're focussing on food waste - something that we can all help with, both in the workplace and at home
For the first time ever, Stop Hunger is asking for your feedback to shape its future focus - show your heart by taking part in the Foundation's new survey
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With existing safety practices still in place, and new ways of working being frequently introduced, we are asking you to keep your mind open to changes
We’re talking about food allergens - never forget that food allergens present a danger to over two million people in the UK and Ireland
As we juggle responsibilities in the new normal, find out how to keep on top of your safety game
We’re delighted to share the results of our engagement survey, Voice, which can be used to start conversations to address areas for improvement, and how to maintain the good things we’re already doing
WasteLESS Week 2020 starts on 26 October, and this year we're focussing on food waste - something that we can all help with, both in the workplace and at home
For the first time ever, Stop Hunger is asking for your feedback to shape its future focus - show your heart by taking part in the Foundation's new survey
With existing safety practices still in place, and new ways of working being frequently introduced, we are asking you to keep your mind open to changes
We’re talking about food allergens - never forget that food allergens present a danger to over two million people in the UK and Ireland
As we juggle responsibilities in the new normal, find out how to keep on top of your safety game
Even before Coronavirus (Covid-19), more than nine million people in the UK - almost a fifth of the population - said they were “always or often lonely”. With a possible further stretch of employees working from home for six months or more ahead, it pays to know how to take action.
With the UK Government once again issuing guidance to work from home where possible, please take this opportunity to re-cap the practical advice given by Sodexo’s in-house experts over the past six months
Last week, we heard that people should, once again, start to work from home where possible - following the UK Government's announcement we take the time to get up to speed with the latest guidance for Sodexo’s (usually) office-based employees
Working in a split-team, spending some of your time in the office and some at home, may feel like the hokey cokey, but it doesn’t have to make you dizzy. This week, we’re offering tips for our teams on maintaining a balance, both from an emotional wellbeing and a team working perspective.
Now some of our central offices are re-open ready for colleagues to return to, our daily / weekly routine is changing once again after spending the last five months adjusting to working from home - we asked ten colleagues who've used our central offices since 1 September to share their experience
In the last of our special features, Stop Hunger Award winner and Charity Champion Kelly Slavin shares what it takes to be an ambassador for those most in need - find out how Kelly became a champion for others
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