As part of IRS Employment Review’s Roles and Responsibilities 2006 survey HR departments from 179 public and private sector organisations...
HR strategy
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More than half of UK organisations do not have formal business contingency plans in place for disaster recovery, according to...
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The allure of working at Wembley remains strong for jobseekers, despite major fears that the national stadium might not be...
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Having doubled in size in five years, Portman Building Society needed to improve the performance of its managers if it was to sustain its impressive sales growth. Alex Blyth reports
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To add a different perspective to your feature on diversity training being a tick-box exercise (Personnel Today, 17 January), while I was at Royal Mail, I instigated, designed and led the delivery of what was probably the biggest diversity programme in Europe
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Mervyn Davies is a regular in the Times Power 100 list of influential business people. As group chief executive of Standard Chartered bank, he demands passion from his HR team, as Mike Berry discovered
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Universal Music Group, the world's largest record company, is merging its UK-based HR departments as part of a wider business review.
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Employers' groups have welcomed Gordon Brown's decision to reopen discussions on Operating and Financial Reviews (OFRs).
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Chancellor Gordon Brown has announced a consultation exercise for the future of Operating and Financial Reviews, nine weeks after he announced that they would be abolished
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Swindon Council is planning to transfer its HR services to an outsourcing partner in a 10-year deal worth £185m
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The potential of the UK's 'human assets' is being neglected by the country's top companies.
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Westminster Council has hit back at union claims that plans to relocate hundreds of jobs to the north of Scotland...
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The Department of Health (DoH) has launched its new HR Strategic Framework for the NHS.
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The decision by the Olympic Development Authority (ODA) to make its head of HR report to the finance director prompted...
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Have you ever asked one of those questions? You know the ones I mean - they seem innocent enough when the words trickle out of your mouth, but the reaction you get indicates that you might just have touched a raw nerve or two