HR strategy

Companies are splashing out £2.5bn a year on corporate parties, according to latest figures.

Two-thirds of employers do not record staff lateness, costing them hundreds of hours in lost productivity, according to research.

More than 40% of global executives plan to continue working past the age of 64, with 15% planning to work past the age of 70, a survey has found.

BBC Technology members who were outsourced to Siemens last year have voted to accept a pay offer.

The news that advertising and media company WPP has appointed a Saudi businesswoman as a non-executive director to its board underlines a trend towards companies diversifying the make-up of their leadership. Ross Bentley reports

On behalf of Redeem, the mobile phone and printer cartridge recycling company, I would like to say a heartfelt thank...

Trainers need to understand return on investment (ROI) to generate funding.Training professionals have been responding in the wrong way to...

It had to happen. Just when I thought I had moved into a policy formulation-free zone for the year, up...

Last year, the government’s influential ‘waste watchdog’, Sir Peter Gershon, identified annual public sector efficiency savings amounting to £15bn a...

EU employment costs in richer nations outstrip US Employment costs in Western European countries are 23% higher than in the...

Why did Ed Hoskin, vice-president of HR at Chiron Vaccines, lock himself and his team away for three days in a bid to thrash out the change management process? Nic Paton finds out

HR professionals wishing to switch sectors are in a much better position to do so, research suggests.

The British Medical Association has called for urgent action to stem the tide of qualified healthcare staff leaving developing countries.

Holidaymakers are taking their workplace worries with them when they take a break.

India's outsourcing companies are setting up a national screening programme for existing and potential employees.