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Guy Sheppard

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    • Economics, government & business
    • HR strategy

    Can mutuals become mainstream in the public sector?

    by Guy Sheppard 17 Nov 2011
    by Guy Sheppard 17 Nov 2011

    The drive to outsource public services to worker cooperatives is gathering pace. How far will it extend and what are...

    • Ethics
    • ESG
    • HR strategy

    Employer-supported volunteering and the ‘Big Society’

    by Guy Sheppard 4 Oct 2010
    by Guy Sheppard 4 Oct 2010

    Could the Conservatives’ ambition to create the “Big Society” boost employer-supported volunteering? Guy Sheppard explores the potential for linking the...

    • Business performance
    • Economics, government & business

    Conservative election victory: Tory plans for the workplace

    by Guy Sheppard 25 Mar 2010
    by Guy Sheppard 25 Mar 2010

    The Conservatives have promised to cut red tape to make life easier for businesses if they win the next general election. But will the proposals cause an employment law headache? Guy Sheppard reports.

    • Economics, government & business

    Labour election victory: the implications for employers

    by Guy Sheppard 11 Mar 2010
    by Guy Sheppard 11 Mar 2010

    What impact will the next government’s policies have on employers? Labour’s intentions come under the spotlight this week, in the...

    • Absence
    • Employment law
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    Paid leave for carers: could it really work?

    by Guy Sheppard 15 Dec 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 15 Dec 2009

    Pressure is building to give workers paid leave to care for sick and infirm relatives but how long should it last and who should foot the bill? Guy Sheppard and Louisa Peacock report.

    • Business performance
    • Corporate governance
    • Economics, government & business

    The Walker Review: what it means for HR

    by Guy Sheppard 1 Dec 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 1 Dec 2009

    An overhaul in the way banks and big financial institutions are governed will have repercussions for other sectors and should...

    • Recruitment & retention

    Recruitment consultants: Top tips for HR

    by Guy Sheppard 3 Nov 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 3 Nov 2009

    Guy Sheppard finds out how HR professionals and recruitment consultants can get the best from each other.

    • HR strategy
    • Talent management

    Talent management in the recovery

    by Guy Sheppard 16 Oct 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 16 Oct 2009

    The recession appears to have undermined the importance of talent management. How will it be viewed once the economy revives? Guy Sheppard reports.

    • HR practice
    • HR transformation

    Global HR: Middle East and India

    by Guy Sheppard 9 Oct 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 9 Oct 2009

    Changing attitudes and economic growth are opening up opportunities to develop the HR profession in the Middle East and India. Guy Sheppard reports.

    • Economics, government & business

    European elections: Continental drift

    by Guy Sheppard 4 May 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 4 May 2009

    When Europe goes to the polls in early June to vote in a new Parliament, national governments will be keeping...

    • Acas
    • Employee relations
    • Dispute resolution

    Acas code of practice on disciplinary and grievance: What the changes mean for HR

    by Guy Sheppard 10 Mar 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 10 Mar 2009

    Acas’s new workplace problem-solving process, a less prescriptive approach to dealing with grievance and disciplinary cases, comes into force on...

    • Learning & development
    • Training delivery
    • Training methods

    Sales training – how to do it in a recession

    by Guy Sheppard 5 Mar 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 5 Mar 2009

    Selling in a recession is unchartered territory for many sales teams following well over a decade of sustained economic growth.

    • Department for Education
    • Economics, government & business
    • Learning & development

    Government training support – untangling access

    by Guy Sheppard 17 Feb 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 17 Feb 2009

    Huge government resources are dedicated to training, but the schemes on offer often baffle those trying to access them. Guy Sheppard finds out how HR can best unravel the mess.

    • Personnel Today

    Training long-term jobless: You can make them whole again

    by Guy Sheppard 9 Feb 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 9 Feb 2009

    The government plans to offer ‘golden hellos’ worth up to £2,500 to employers recruiting the long-term unemployed. How should this...

    • Career development
    • Coaching and mentoring
    • Learning & development

    In-house coaching: how to run it

    by Guy Sheppard 14 Jan 2009
    by Guy Sheppard 14 Jan 2009

    Developing staff as coaches has clear advantages over buying in expertise from outside - but it doesn't suit everyone.

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