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    • Employee relations

    Are HR professionals lacking employee relations skills?

    by Andy Cook 12 Jun 2019
    by Andy Cook 12 Jun 2019

    As the CIPD’s Festival of Work starts in London, complete with speaker and breakout sessions galore on all the new...

    • Brexit
    • Right to work
    • Europe

    EU settled status scheme looks far from settled

    by Chetal Patel 11 Jun 2019
    by Chetal Patel 11 Jun 2019

    Home Office cannot afford to ignore the lessons of the Windrush scandal and suffer the resulting reputational damage.

    • Enhanced pay
    • Gender
    • Shared parental leave

    Why fatherhood holds the key to solving the gender pay gap

    by Duncan Fisher 20 Mar 2018
    by Duncan Fisher 20 Mar 2018

    The introduction of gender pay gap reporting has shifted the onus of responsibility for solving the gender pay gap to...

    • Gender
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    Gender equality: ‘Men and women are not the same and won’t be’

    by Adam McCulloch 13 Mar 2018
    by Adam McCulloch 13 Mar 2018

    Jordan Peterson has HR in his crosshairs with his strident criticism of efforts to close the gender pay gap and...

    • Learning & development
    • Opinion

    L&D needs to stop creating and start curating

    by Ben Betts 15 Aug 2017
    by Ben Betts 15 Aug 2017

    L&D is operating in a climate of rapid change. The demand is constantly put on us to be agile, to...

    • Data protection
    • Employment law
    • Confidentiality

    Monitoring employee communications: WhatsApp case raises concerns

    by Nick Le Riche 19 Apr 2017
    by Nick Le Riche 19 Apr 2017

    A recent legal case involving messaging service WhatsApp raises issues about monitoring employee communications. Nick Le Riche, a partner at...

    • Assessment centres
    • Candidate experience
    • Online recruitment

    Don’t let candidates be put off by an outdated hiring experience

    by Charles Martin 11 Apr 2017
    by Charles Martin 11 Apr 2017

    Finding the balance between effective candidate selection and a positive candidate experience is no mean feat. Charles Martin looks at...

    • Brexit
    • Zero hours
    • Employment law

    Employment status: will 2017 bring new legal rights for casual workers?

    by David Palmer 22 Feb 2017
    by David Palmer 22 Feb 2017

    A government review of employment status and further gig economy tribunal cases are expected this year, not to mention the...

    • Service provision changes
    • Case law
    • Employment law

    Common sense needed in TUPE service provision changes

    by Dr John McMullen 21 Feb 2017
    by Dr John McMullen 21 Feb 2017

    A recent legal ruling shows that sound judgment is needed during TUPE service provision changes to decide whether or not...

    • Flexible working
    • Opinion
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    Why the UK needs to switch on to the agility mindset

    by Fiona Cannon 7 Feb 2017
    by Fiona Cannon 7 Feb 2017

    New research by the Agile Future Forum (AFF) published last week shows that more flexible models of work will be...

    • Occupational Health
    • Disability
    • Wellbeing

    What must happen for the work, health and disability Green Paper to succeed

    by Nick Pahl 9 Jan 2017
    by Nick Pahl 9 Jan 2017

    The Government’s recent work, health and disability Green Paper sets an ambitious target for closing the disability employment gap. Nick...

    • Gender
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Gender pay gap

    Five questions to ask when addressing gender equality

    by Ingrid Waterfield 21 Oct 2016
    by Ingrid Waterfield 21 Oct 2016

    Gender pay gap reporting is just the start of tackling gender diversity, argues KPMG’s Ingrid Waterfield. It’s the action that...

    • Leadership
    • Leadership training
    • Opinion

    How skills-based volunteering can boost careers

    by Bev Frain 30 Sep 2016
    by Bev Frain 30 Sep 2016

    Many employers see volunteering as a way to boost team dynamics and give something back. Skills-based volunteering takes this one...

    • Early careers
    • Recruitment & retention
    • Dress codes

    Visible tattoos: time to relax policies on employee appearance?

    by Rachel Pinto 21 Sep 2016
    by Rachel Pinto 21 Sep 2016

    New research on appearance at work from Acas shows that employers may be out of touch with changing public attitudes...

    • Criminal records
    • Ex-offenders
    • Skills shortages

    How employers can break the re-offending cycle

    by Jacob Hill 13 Sep 2016
    by Jacob Hill 13 Sep 2016

    Young entrepreneur Jacob Hill has just launched Offploy, which guides businesses through the HR, legal and ethical minefield associated with...

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