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HR news and analysis including:

  • Imelda Walsh talks exclusively to Personnel Today on the flexible working review to extend the right to request flexbile working to parents of children aged 16 and under
  • HR directors from Topps Tiles and Monarch Airlines tell us their thoughts on the flexible working review changes: we bring you employers' reactions to the changes - will an extended right to request result in more employment tribunals or extra paperwork for HR?
  • A round up of what legislative changes will affect HR from announcements made in the draft Queen's Speech by Gordon Brown
  • and fresh views on the debate on business partnering and whether it works in organisations - is HR capable of training staff to meet the business partnering requirement?

Louisa Peacock is joined by Mike Berry, John Charlton and Rob Moss.

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HR news and analysis including:

  • equalities groups warn that employees are not taking up their right to request flexible working for fear it will damage their careers
  • public sector HR has been accused of being archaic by the chief of the PPMA
  • and Jo Robbins, group HR director at consultancy VT group explains why it is important for employers to help the long-term unemployed back into work.

Louisa Peacock is joined this week by Greg Pitcher, Mike Berry and Rob Moss.

Listen to this week's programme now

Or subscribe to Personnel Today Audio below to get the latest episodes automatically uploaded to your iPod, another MP3 player or through an RSS reader...

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