Guardian Newspapers CEO Carolyn McCall prefers a pragmatic approach to HR rather than politically correct niceties. She talks to Karen Dempsey.
Karen Dempsey
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How many of you work in HR because you want to help people? Hands up
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If a problem is allowed to fester for more than three decades, surely common sense suggests that something needs to...
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The government's plan to change the work permit system from 50 entry routes to a five-tiered, points-based system is a laudable attempt to finally bring simplicity to an over-complex process
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I heard a story recently about a woman who pretended she had a young child just so she had a pretext for leaving work early when she wanted to
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We clearly touched a nerve with our news story on HR being the unhappiest profession in the UK (Personnel Today, 14 June)
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HR’s image is a subject that crops up again and again at conferences and seminars. This year’s HR Forum on...
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Now that the general election is over, many in HR may be wondering just how many of the government's people-focused pledges will become a reality
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Flexible working has never had an easy ride, but rumblings of a business backlash will make debates on this issue...
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The news that the European Parliament is inching ever closer to scrapping the opt-out clause in the Working Time Directive...