Victoria Petrova is at the forefront of Russian HR practice. Mike Berry takes a look at her achievements
Global HR
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Deloitte's The State of HR in Central Europe report looks at how HR is evolving in six countries. Kirstie Redford takes a closer look.
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In an increasingly violent society, domestic abuse is not just occurring in the home. Joel Ceausu reports on why staff protection is becoming a high priority for corporate America
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Australia aims to fill its skills gaps by targeting UK the UK workforce.
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British Gas, which plans to transfer 2,000 jobs to India in a bid to save up to £30m pounds annually,...
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MI6 hopes to capitalise on the increase in muslim applicants by advertising vacancies for the first time.
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Save the Children is completely overhauling its global HR operation as it embarks on a new long-term strategy centred on growth outside of the UK.
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A total of 81% of large UK companies plan to increase their offshore outsourcing over the next two to three years, according to new research
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CIPD report suggests flexible working can create problems if employers fail to bring the interests of business and staff together
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Two US trade unions representing more than three million workers have left the US labour federation, the AFL-CIO.
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The Japanese government is following in the footsteps of its Chinese counterparts, as it looks to use UK firms to help solve its country's employment problems.
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Volkswagen HR director resigns amid corruption claims; FBI agents go back to school for leadership training; Missourians dubbed laziest employees in United States
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This summer's Ashes series on the cricket pitch is not the only battleground where the UK is taking on Australia
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Sending employees to dangerous places is a necessity for some employers. Ross Bentley finds out how HR can reduce the...
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More than eight in 10 UK employers recruit staff from overseas, according to the latest Recruitment Confidence Index (RCI)