The HR profession

I was recently invited to join the question and answer panel for the Richmond Events HR Forum, which was attended...

An HR director is to become the first female president of the North East Chamber of Commerce in its 185-year...

The smiling and confident image of the nation's HR professionals has been shattered by a poll highlighting them as the most unhappy workers in the UK. Michael Millar reports

An exclusive ‘hard-nosed’ business organisation has accepted its first HR professional into its ranks.The Society of Turnaround Pro-fessionals is made...

One of the UK’s top trade unionists has left the movement to become an HR director, specialising in one of...

Three HR professionals land top jobs

Femi Bola is head of employability at the University of East London. She got her new job in September last year after seeing it advertised in Personnel Today (9 March 2004).

The dynamics of the interview process need to change if employers are to attract the best professionals, according to recruitment experts.

Motoring services group RAC is to part company with group HR director Jill Nealon, following its takeover by insurance giant...

Heather Angus is the new director of HR at food service company 3663. She has been with the company for...

Four HR professionals take up new posts

The new principal at Henley Management College explains why he intends to build on the organisation's practical, no-nonsense approach to business training. Simon Kent reports

Darlington Building Society has appointed Brian Wilson as its new HR manager, following the decision by the current manager, Sue Hook, to take early retirement

Personnel Today reports from the panel debate at the 2005 HR Forum on board the P&O ship Aurora

Mary Sutton, Ian Daniell, Nigel Corby, Paul Vousden, Helen East, and Susan Rayment