The HR profession

Communications firms appoint top HR people

What does 2006 hold in store for HR? Mike Berry quizzes the profession.

There are many reasons for changing jobs, but top of the list are job dissatisfaction and career progression.

I have been promoted to HR manager of a team of five. This month we will be conducting our annual...

When Lucy Stoner, head of HR for Care International, flew to Pakistan after last year's earthquake, her people skills became essential tools for helping to rebuild trust in the devastated community.

Most Bristol employers are shunning exit interviews and missing out on valuable feedback from employees, according to a survey by recruitment consultancy Lucy Bristow

Recruitment for one of HR's most prestigious jobs is struggling to get off the starting blocks.

The Interim Olympic Development Authority (ODA) risks missing out on the best HR talent because it has undervalued the role of head of HR for the 2012 Games in London, senior HR figures have warned.

As this is Personnel Today’s last issue for 2005, Careerwise has decided to take a look back at the pearls...

In 2005, Personnel Today produced a host of useful articles - all now available online at PersonnelToday.com. Below we list them by subject, complete with their URLs.

In response to your letter of the week ‘Act like a man and do the honourable thing’ (Personnel Today, 22...

Most HR practitioners say that if they could do it all again, HR would still be their chosen profession.Findings from...

They say a week is a long time in politics. So you can imagine how long a year in HR is to one with as jaundiced an eye as Guru. Yours Truly takes you on a whistle-stop tour of the past 12 months...

As 2005 comes to a close, Personnel Today is celebrating one of its best ever years.

The London Development Agency has announced that it is recruiting for an Olympic head of HR (as reported on page...