Letters

The announcement of the commissioners to oversee the all-new Commission for Employment and Skills (Personnel Today, 11 December 2007 and...

In your last issue (November/December 2007), the contributor of the opinion piece called for coaching to be integrated into managers’...

I have just finished reading the article ‘Blow the L&D trumpet’ in the November issue of Training & Coaching Today....

This week's letters also include comments about lone parents, HCMI and staff retention

This weeks letters about Train to Gain, staff appraissals, the CIPD's lost opportunity in China, and working carers...

As much as I agree with Duncan Brown’s main points regarding business impact being a top priority for human resources (‘Demonstrating...

The CIPD would never divulge the names of any candidates for any role here at the CIPD. Recruitment processes are...

Oh Vanessa, is this a case of disability-related prejudice? (Legal opinion, Personnel Today, 4 December).I was dismayed to read that...

I enjoyed the article on the importance of sleep (‘Sleeping on the Job’, Personnel Today, 13 November), but was struck...

It’s no surprise that the UK’s biggest firms are outsourcing HR, but it’s wrong to assume this trend is down...

I read your response to a query that was raised regarding internal promotion (Burning career issues, Personnel Today, 13 November)....

Your news article about the NHS watchdog inspecting health service trusts for race equality compliance highlights the problem – not...

The survey on the amount of stress in UK universities and colleges being more prevalent than five years ago (Personneltoday.com, 5...

The government’s proposals to extend flexible working rights to parents of teenage children will have pronounced benefits for both the...

I read Michael Millar’s‘Bye Bye Baby’ article (Off Message, Personnel Today, 6 November) with interest during the 2am feed, and...