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Carol Glendinning has joined Choice Hotels Europe as its director of HR for the UK and Ireland. Glendinning will oversee...

Denize Bainbridge recently became occupational health manager at Hampshire County Council. She was previously principle nurse co-ordinator for Royal Mail....

Alison Love, head of employment law at Hugh James, explains how her HR experience has boosted her confidence and helps her to add value. Stephanie Sparrow reports.

This is very much an entry-level position and is, therefore, suited to recent graduates hoping to break into HR

Michele Moore has been appointed head of learning and development at caterer Elior UK. She will oversee all training initiatives...

Sylvia Hamilton, group HR director, Grosvenor

I have more than 20 years’ experience in HR and three years ago I moved into a general management role...

HR Impact Award shortlist

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What are the factors putting the brakes on women getting ahead, particularly in the predominantly female world of HR? Karen Dempsey met leadership and development experts from several major organisations to discuss the opportunities and threats facing women in high-ranking positions

And still the mad applicants keep applying to work at your companies, dear readers

Good news for HR as it gets labelled one of five least boring job options for graduates.

Chris Jefferies is a learning & development manager with a mission: to help improve bus safety, appearance and punctuality. He explain why he loves his life at a major bus firm.

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