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Sylvie Thrush Marsh, Chief Evangelist

Sylvie Thrush Marsh, Chief Evangelist
After completing three degrees in five years, Sylvie cut her teeth on HR administration before moving into a national recruitment role. She heads our advisory team at MyHR, guiding clients on restructuring and redundancies, disciplinaries and performance management, recruitment, talent management, and everything in between.
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Recent Posts

Why every business needs an AI in the workplace policy
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The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) has been heralded for a long time and we are seeing an increasing use of AI by businesses to streamline and automate processes.

Why pay and performance reviews should be kept separate
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Performance reviews and pay discussions are integral parts of managing your people, and in most organisations, the two are tightly linked.

Small business checklist: Setting yourself up for success in 2025
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The new year is often a time of reflection, stock-taking, and goal-setting. As holidays and festive season revelries fade into memory, we turn our attention to the year ahead.

The crucial role of people management in not-for-profits
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People are the heart of every successful not-for-profit (NFP) or community organisation, from managers and employees driving the mission to volunteers providing essential support.

Managing pay increases and pay conversations: Frequently asked questions
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Conversations with employees about pay and pay raises can be tricky, especially when economic conditions are tight. We get a lot of questions from our members and employers about pay increases and

Wellbeing and resilience: Putting on your oxygen-mask first
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When you’re running and managing a business, busy with the day-to-day, it can be easy to forget that taking care of your own wellbeing and mental health should be a top priority.

Recruitment and employee retention in tight times
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It’s become a bit of a cliche to call the past few years "unprecedented times". We’ve been through a lot of change and turbulence, from COVID-19 restrictions and supply chain disruptions to