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Capgemini Employer Branding Award

Highly commended; Ex-Aslef boss pulls pints; Docs limited by childcare; Crucial vote on opt-out

Every now and then, Guru gets the sneaky suspicion that he hasn't achieved everything he once hoped for. Fortunately, it is a fleeting thought when he remembers his good works as UN ambassador, which were nicely offset by a brief stint as a dictator in a small republic near the Congo

Building brand awareness keeps staff motivated at mobile operation 3. The HR chief tells Daniel Thomas how it all works

Nigel Godbolt, HR director at logistics firm Ryder, has set off on the ultimate teambuilding challenge – delivering himself and his two team mates to the Magnetic North Pole in this year’s 320-mile Polar Challenge.

The HR profession has been likened to car maker Skoda in new research into the perception of different business functions.A...

Three senior HR appointments

A new feature in Personnel TodayJobs.com lets you upload your CV document to the website so that potential recruiters can...

Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger is the not the first name that comes to mind in connection with progressive employment law,...

Sue Lenkowski, age 44, describes her role as associate director and head of training and development at Irwin Mitchell solicitors

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Dr Sayeed Khan, Steve Bird, Marcus Jamieson-Pond and Jan Golding move on

P&O's Aurora cruise ship, home of the HR Forum conference next month, is to set sail again after its disastrous attempt to cruise round the world in January.

Personnel Today is to interview Malcolm Wicks, the current minister for pensions.What would you like to grill him about? What...

The news that advertising and media company WPP has appointed a Saudi businesswoman as a non-executive director to its board underlines a trend towards companies diversifying the make-up of their leadership. Ross Bentley reports