Opinion

Recent articles in the national press about offshoring would seem to suggest that someone, somewhere, is driving a public relations...

Over the Christmas break, Alan Johnson, the work and pensions secretary, went to stay with Gordon Brown and his wife...

Those of you in any doubt as to the importance of HR should take a look back at the week’s...

I should have spotted the warning signs in the MD’s office.
Just before Christmas he installed a desk-top fountain, replaced...

The rise of the manager during recent decades proves that command-and-control is alive and well in UK workplaces

The general election is likely to see all major parties promising policies to improve voters' work-life balance

Professional agenda – Alan Bailey, head of sales, Xchanging HR Services

Don't let big business hijack your sexuality

Sue Weekes asks a handful of readers to outline their career aspirations

Asian tsunami emphasises the need for corporate social responsibility

HR's role in supporting the Asian tsunami relief effort

David Wolfson suggests key reasons why online learning has been slow off the starting blocks.

Greater pressures on time and the need for a better work-life balance will affect the future design of learning programmes.

How confident are you that the training at your organisation has been designed with matters of accessibility and disability in...

Over the past year, we have featured a range of senior HR professionals in our Top Job slot. Here is a round up of some of their responses to the question: 'How will HR change over the next five years?'