Letters

I read with interest your news story ‘Health service slammed over disastrous workforce planning’ (Personnel Today, 3 April).
I have to...

Is HR in the ‘misery guts’ pile? (Personnel Today, 17 April). I am extremely happy in my HR role –...

In response to your ‘miserable git’ news story (Personnel Today, 17 April), I often find myself wondering what I am doing in...

In Tony Pettengell’s ‘Off Message’ about fat people (Personnel Today, 10 April), he fails to mention one of the benefits...

Imagine going into a boxing ring (against your better judgement) on a matter of principle, or even because you’re hell-bent...

Reading comments from the likes of Caroline Joy (‘Urgent need for a change in attitude over working mums’, Letters, Personnel...

Plans to extend rights to request flexible working are good news for workers with caring responsibilities (‘Caring for the Carers,’...

I have to comment on the ad placed in Personnel Today by Red Letter Days (3 April). Obviously champions of...

I totally agree with Warren Broadbent (Letters, Personnel Today 10 April). Job applicants are totally ignored if long, valuable and...

With the announcement of Geoff Armstrong’s retirement coming hard on the heels of Duncan Brown’s departure (Personneltoday.com, 12 April), am...

I have an extraordinary sickness absence record. In the 15 years that I have been a member of the workforce...

I must respond to the letters from Janet Mckenzie and Eleanor London (Personnel Today, 3 April). Although Mckenzie recognises that...

If someone is looking for generalist experience (Personnel Today, 27 March), I would suggest some voluntary work with small businesses...

All too often diversity is seen as nothing more than a tick-box exercise, but research shows that it can add...

Jane Coope appears to have completely missed the point of the rant that so offended her (Personnel Today, 20 March),...