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Alessandra Pacelli

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As seen in: Dogs Today Magazine, HR Review, Substack, Il Mattino, AFLOAT Magazine (Australia), Workplace Wellbeing Professional
British-Italian journalist. Loves dogs and coffee, but mostly dogs. Views are my own.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Understanding Global Risk Factors Can Help Save Lives

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By Alessandra Pacelli Verified
| Workplace Wellbeing Professional
Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September, employers are being urged to recognise the complex factors that contribute to suicide – and to strengthen prevention efforts for employees worldwide. According to data from the World Health Organisation, more than 720,000 people die by suicide each year and suicide is the third leading cause of death among people aged 15 to 29.
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Mark Williams: How to keep a flexible frontline workforce connected and engaged

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By Alessandra Pacelli Verified
| HR Review Verified
Frontline workforce models now have to be more flexible than ever, with employers looking to optimise their use of full-time, temporary and seasonal staff whose schedules can vary significantly from week to week. On the one hand, this is ideal for organisations that need to adapt to changing demand, often at short notice and particularly in sectors where staffing requirements fluctuate throughout the year.
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Britain Could Have 1.25 Million Young People Out of Work or Education by 2030

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By Alessandra Pacelli Verified
| Workplace Wellbeing Professional
New forecasting predicts the UK’s NEET rate could return to post-financial crisis levels without urgent action. The analysis suggests Britain could be on course for more than 1.25 million young people being outside education employment or training by 2030 according to new prediction-based data.
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