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Four in five HR leaders in financial services say their organisation is facing a skills crisis.
IR35 reforms in the private sector have posed significant challenges for organisations that want to use contractors for short-term project work.
Neo4j’s Amy Holder examines recent predictions that graph databases will be the basis for a new wave of more human-centric HR systems.
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Peter Cheese, chief executive of the CIPD and chair of the government’s Flexible Working Taskforce, has indicated that a four-day...
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The Home Office has announced a delay in the resumption of physical right-to-work checks until 1 September.
Low-paid workers are at greatest risk of losing their jobs when the government’s furlough scheme closes, new research has found.
The co-founder of LightWork Global talks about using people analytics to identify trends, boost productivity and help with engagement.
Zero hours contracts are failing to provide more flexibility to workers and are instead trapping people in low pay and insecure work.
Organisations can now apply for two more weeks to perfect their entries for the Personnel Today Awards 2021.
IR35 reforms in the private sector have posed significant challenges for organisations that want to use contractors for short-term project work.
Some furloughed staff feel the time off work has been ‘great’, former business secretary Dame Andrea Leadsom has said.