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In this blog Hannah Grimshaw discusses the changes to furlough, important dates to remember and what to consider going forward.

Here's our latest blog from Lindsay Aspinall.

In these times Jonathan (or Jono as he likes to be known) shares his experience of joining Symatrix just before lockdown and how he's coping with his little co-worker. 

Symatrix' update on Coronavirus on Tuesday 17th March.

Symatrix' update on Coronavirus on Wednesday 11th March.

I usually start the day with breakfast and a coffee before getting on a train to conduct a Supplier Review or onto the Metro link system to travel into the city centre to the office. My day is typically made up of chairing meetings for the Monthly, Bi Monthly or Quarterly Supplier Reviews I have with clients and a major part of my role as Service Delivery Manager is to coordin ...

The Symatrix team enjoyed our family Summer festival where there was lots of fun things to do for all age ranges. This included a DJ in the marquee, laser clay shooting, sports equipment, tractor rides, treasure hunts and films on a movie Land-rover. There was lots of treats to eat and drink and it was all followed by glamping (or a local hotel). ...

The conversations we’re having with HR leaders are no longer about how we can give them the tools to influence at board level. Today, they’re coming to us with questions about how we can help them unlock data and efficiencies to fulfil the top-level strategic role that their CEOs are demanding they deliver. The days of HR as a back-office operation are finished, driven by a d ...

Employees are your company’s biggest asset and, as such, they need to be engaged, motivated and developed to be retained. Employee costs are the single greatest expense within most organisations so having timely and accurate payroll is key and it is vital that it is an efficient and seamless process. Every organisation continually changes and across any change there is a chang ...

In a guest blog, Rachel Matthews of XCD our Salesforce Partner, discusses the signs that its time to look for a new HR system. No organisation wants to stay still. Teams change, processes accumulate, and complexity grows. And at a certain point, HR systems and processes that once worked well will start to creak. But how do you know when it’s time to move up to the next level? ...