Independent research has established Personnel Today as the leading HR publication. In the following weeks, we will let the numbers do the talking.
The HR profession
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Mark Burton, Pamela Longcoft, Ulrich Holtz and Pat Chapman-Pincher move into new roles
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I wish to express my dismay at a headline on the front cover of the 2 May edition of Personnel...
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Manchester Metropolitan University wins business backing for HR centre for professional development
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a compensation and benefits manager in the North East?
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HR director, food services, resourcing and development, Compass Group
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I'm in a standalone HR role, so am involved with a lot of recruitment, HR admin and some HR officer duties. I have a law degree and a masters in human resource management. I'm job-hunting and the feedback I get after interviews for HR admin roles is that I am overqualified, but when I apply for HR officer roles, they say I lack experience. What should I do?
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Why join the HR Directors Club?
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Body odour problem
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The Rant on professional development in HR (Personnel Today, 18 April) was spot on. I was able to take my Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development qualification within the NHS, but when I tried to get a job outside, I was told that I didn't have enough experience
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We at Personnel Today are delighted to have won the recognition of our peers at the 'Oscars' of the publishing world - the PPA Awards
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Next month's evening brief of the HR Directors Club, on 6 June, plays host to journalist and broadcaster Rageh Omaar, who was the BBC's man in Baghdad during the war in Iraq
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Richard Fuller has been promoted to director of HR at Threadneedle Investments. He will oversee the provision of HR services...
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So, only 22% of respondents to the Personnel Today barometer poll would take up the challenge of workforce director at the Department of Health (2 May). No wonder businesses regard HR as light, fluffy and non-strategic
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Almost daily we hear that the prime minister wants to leave a lasting legacy to mark his time in office. Could it be education and training? Only if he sees the bigger picture.