The HR profession

Transport for London (TfL) is on course to cut HR costs by £8.1m this year, after a massive overhaul combined 18 separate departments and cut a third of HR jobs

Exclusive: Senior HR professionals are the lowest paid managers in the UK, with their counterparts in sales, finance, marketing and IT getting up to 50% more in their pay packets

A region by region look at working in HR in the UK. This month we investigate south-west England

The fourth and final director of a company that conned HR departments out of more than £4m in unwanted products...

The top job in Whitehall has gone to the most senior civil servant in the Treasury.

Nana Amoa-Buahin has been appointed as head of HR at Lambeth Council. She has moved from Hounslow Council, where she...

Who is really making a difference in HR? We put the names to the faces as we identify this year's big hitters and find out who has topped the charts for 2005

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

Three companies make senior appointments

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).