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    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Opinion

    Redefining diversity is the only way to get buy-in from society

    by Personnel Today 8 May 2007
    by Personnel Today 8 May 2007

    A good friend of mine once said that “talent and diversity are interchangeable”. But there is a problem in how...

    • HR strategy
    • Human capital
    • Opinion

    Accounting no longer just a numbers game as finance challenges HR for right to manage the people

    by Personnel Today 2 May 2007
    by Personnel Today 2 May 2007

    Accounting is all about people. That statement might come as a surprise to many, particularly those who see accounting as...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Opinion

    Rant: Alphabetism

    by Personnel Today 2 May 2007
    by Personnel Today 2 May 2007

    All my life I have been subjected to a pernicious form of discrimination, which in this politically correct age of...

    • Employee relations
    • Trade unions
    • Opinion

    A new dawn for unions, or just business as usual?

    by Mike Berry 1 May 2007
    by Mike Berry 1 May 2007

    Today you will have come to work as normal, sat down at your desk, drunk your cup of tea and...

    • Absence
    • HR practice
    • Sickness absence

    Absence of sensible debate seems to be a national illness

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2007

    Another day, yet another survey damning hardworking Britons, branding them with the Scarlet Letter of sloth and deception. For two...

    • Economics, government & business
    • HR strategy
    • Outsourcing

    Off message: In defence of private equity

    by Mike Berry 24 Apr 2007
    by Mike Berry 24 Apr 2007

    Far from being the demon barber of the business world, private equity firms are the hair tonic that fuels new growth.

    • Economics, government & business
    • Skills shortages
    • Opinion

    Education and skills crises: they’ll always be with us

    by John Charlton 17 Apr 2007
    by John Charlton 17 Apr 2007

    Scarcely an hour passes without someone bemoaning the quality of the education system in this country. Yet much of this, often ill-informed, criticism is missing the economic point.

    • Coaching and mentoring
    • Learning & development
    • Opinion

    HR directors will gain if line managers take on coaching

    by Personnel Today 17 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 17 Apr 2007

    Carole Gaskell says HR directors will always struggle to be more strategic until they enable line managers to take real responsibility for spontaneous, on-the-job coaching.

    • HR strategy
    • Opinion

    The future for HR: Get an attitude – or get your kit and get outta town

    by Personnel Today 17 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 17 Apr 2007

    The possibility is that HR departments might become a thing of the past. That is, unless we refocus. And we...

    • Wellbeing
    • Occupational Health
    • Opinion

    Have a rant: Sick to death of zero intolerance

    by Personnel Today 17 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 17 Apr 2007

    All this talk of anorexia and size zero is literally making me ill with stress and worry because all my...

    • Wellbeing
    • Opinion

    Obesity in the workplace: To get this fat takes ages

    by Tony Pettengell 10 Apr 2007
    by Tony Pettengell 10 Apr 2007

    Why the age of the obese is just around the corner and coming to a workplace near you - whether you like it or not.

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Family-friendly working
    • Opinion

    Flexible working for women: Status fear is driving them to extremes

    by Karen Dempsey 10 Apr 2007
    by Karen Dempsey 10 Apr 2007

    Forget men behaving badly. It’s now women working flexibly that are prompting the hottest debates in today’s workplace.
    We ran...

    • Learning & development
    • Opinion

    National and vocational qualifications are not marketed in the right way

    by Personnel Today 10 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 10 Apr 2007

    When will the Department of Trade and Industry and the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) stop referring to ‘free training’...

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    • Pay & benefits
    • Pensions

    National Pension Savings Scheme: the ‘ostrich’ approach

    by Personnel Today 10 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 10 Apr 2007

    The National Pension Savings Scheme (NPSS) White Paper was published just before last Christmas, with little fanfare. There has been surprisingly little...

    • HR strategy
    • The HR profession
    • Opinion

    HR’s obsession with how important it should be brings derision and accentuates insecurity

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2007

    I have been haunted by an issue of our weekly newspaper that I cannot throw away – beautifully timed to...

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