HR Technology

E-learning budgets are nothing if not stretched. But you can stretch yours even further by taking advantage of some of...

Make the best of your employees' gadgets to deliver bite-sized training, advises Sue Weekes.

British Transport Police has signed a contract worth £655,000 for a hosted, flexible, auditable payroll solution from MidlandHR. Using MidlandHR’s...

Three bidders are in the running to provide a host of corporate services to councils in the South West as...

The five-star Dorchester hotel on London’s Park Lane has installed a new HR and payroll system. Software provider TeamSpirit won...

Video recruitment can cross international boundaries, save time and even discourage discrimination at interview stage, discovers Sue Weekes.

If you really want to make sure you press all the right recruitment buttons, call in the experts, says Sue Weekes.

Law firm Eversheds has introduced online verbal and numerical reasoning tests to help sift the 4,000 candidates who apply each...

Banking giant ABN Amro is to introduce a revolutionary approach to reward under which fixed agreements on pay and benefits are replaced by a flexible system

Investment in e-HR prompted by successful pilot scheme.

Sometimes it seems that IT and shambles go together like Ant and Dec - you can't have one without the other. Could that be why project management training is on the rise?

Enter a world of learning: It is one thing sticking an e-learning portal on every employee's desktop. It is quite another getting them to show interest and use it.

Employee web portals used to be about on centralising HR. Now there is an even stronger business case for them, reports Sue Weekes.

Venue group NEC has signed a £350,000 deal with software provider MidlandHR to develop an integrated HR and payroll system

Payroll and other HR services covered in deal.