HR Technology

Google has announced it is aiming to get more employees back into its offices from September.

A major call centre company has refuted claims that specialist webcams will be fitted to check up on employees while...

The TUC has sounded the alarm over ‘huge gaps’ in UK employment law over the use of AI.

Hybrid working: ‘HR and technology has a wonderful chance to change the face of work’

HR technology has increased in importance during the pandemic, according to a survey by XpertHR.

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Phil Vickers, HRD at Charles Tyrwhitt, and Andrew Stonehill-Brooks, director of HR at DocuSign, join Rob Moss.

Most firms have increased overall investment in technology tools but only 27% of IT decision-makers are satisfied with their employees’ abilities to use them.

Organisations already hold the data needed to inform pay equity strategies, so it's time to act on the insights this data can give.

The announcement about lockdown easing plans prompted a boom in annual leave requests.

Digital tools can play in ensuring the ‘offboarding’ experience is well organised and communicated, writes Duncan Casemore.

Digital fatigue is becoming a significant factor in many people's lives, and it's not as if another app can solve it. More time must be spent away from screens, writes Gartner's Brian Kropp.

Financial services employees were told to 'stop moaning' and 'playing the victim card' by Bill Michael, who has subsequently apologised.

HR has been on the front line of helping employees to cope, but who looks after HR as the stress mounts?

Almost three-quarters of HR professionals say the pandemic has increased their value in the eyes of the business.

Labour has called for greater protections for workers whose employers use software to monitor activity while working from home –...