Helen Williams

As we near the end of another challenging year for HR, here are some of Personnel Today‘s top stories from...

HR software is becoming an indispensable and ever more sophisticated tool for the profession. From the evolution of Software as...

After a tough year Personnel Today brought together some respected recruitment and HR professionals to discuss the beginnings of recovery...

As many businesses start to focus on growth, rather than just survival, an exclusive survey suggests HR is already anticipating...

Lloyd’s of London has been an iconic City institution for three centuries, but has only had an HR strategy since...

Personnel Today interviewed five students from the University of Greenwich about to graduate with HR degrees about their ambitions, fears...

The mix of businesses around the table may have been eclectic, but the HR professionals representing them found a great...

An exclusive survey of HR professionals suggests the recession is having a positive effect on their careers, their capabilities and...

An exclusive Personnel Today survey shows that dwindling recruitment spend is being focused on web-based recruitment at the expense of traditional methods. Helen Williams takes a closer look at the figures.

Swine flu is here in the UK, and no-one is sure how widely it will spread, and how severely it will strike.There were three flu...

Gillian Hibberd takes over as president of the Public Sector People Manager's Association (PPMA) next week. Helen Williams talks to her about passionate evolution, performance with purpose, and great shoes.

London Underground is undergoing the biggest upgrade in its history, which requires the full support of its staff to succeed....

A selection of intrepid Personnel Today hacks recently took part in a fencing lesson, and found that looking silly in...

It's time for the latest round of springtime legislation updates. We run through the key legal changes you need to be aware of - from the new Acas code, to increases in sick pay, maternity pay and statutory holiday.

Employ ability is a touring workshop run by Jobcentre Plus, aimed at busting the myths about employing people with disabilities and promoting the benefits of a diverse workforce. Helen Williams went along to a session to find out more.