HR strategy

With recent research claiming that HR is the unhappiest profession in the UK, it is clear that -running an HR...

Paul Pagliari advises HR professionals to “determine and demand to be at the centre of business” (Professional Agenda, Personnel Today,...

Average levels of job satisfaction among women workers has been falling for 15 years, despite greater equality in the workplace and flexible working laws.

The UK's long-hours culture is becoming endemic in the world of the white-collar worker.

In the wake of the Sun newspaper investigation, companies offshoring work have been urged to tighten up security.

Police in Edinburgh have denied they are advising workers to dress down during the G8 summit in July to avoid trouble with anti-poverty protesters.

By Noel O’Reilly in Barcelona

Transport for London (TfL) is on course to cut HR costs by £8.1m this year, after a massive overhaul combined 18 separate departments and cut a third of HR jobs

UK’s HR community may be feeling down, but in Scandinavia the profession is on a high. Ross Bentley finds himself dreaming of the fjords

HR professionals have welcomed the increasing number of people measurement models in the market, following the launch of a global rating system for human capital management (HCM).

I was perplexed and concerned by your recent news story ‘Index reveals true state of human capital management in UK...

The fourth and final director of a company that conned HR departments out of more than £4m in unwanted products...

Key strategyA useful source of reports focusing on change management and various HR issues. You have to pay – many...

EU proposals to make audit committees a mandatory requirement for all companies could prove counter-productive

One thousand jobs in the personnel wing of the RAF could be axed as the air force moves to centralise operations.