The HR profession

A panel of experts have peered into their crystal balls to give Personnel Today readers a clue about what will dominate HR's agenda next year

What's keeping your CEO awake at night?

It's almost Christmas, but don't be fooled that it is the time for goodwill to all men (or gurus, for that matter), as this letter proves

Over the past year, we have featured a range of senior HR professionals in our Top Job slot. Here is a round up of some of their responses to the question: 'How will HR change over the next five years?'

Recognised for their HR excellence, meet the 13 inspirational category winners of the Personnel Today Awards 2004

Alistair Gray, Naomi Sutcliffe, Steven D'Souza, and Karen Hancock

A round-up of your opinions from this year's barometer

As Christmas approaches, Guru collects his thoughts and casts a jaundiced eye over the year that was 2004. How was it for you? Were you HRoic? Or was it a bit too much like HRd work? Let's have a look...

Acknowledging that HR gets things right is rarely done. As it’s the season of goodwill and this is my last...

To mark the multitude of new equality legislation, Personnel Today is launching an additional publication in its management resources series.The...

HR-driven change is way forward

Pastures new for editorJane King, editor of Personnel Today and editorial director of the Personnel Today Portfolio, is leaving after...

HR professionals are spending most of their time on administrative tasks, leaving strategic considerations by the wayside.
Tasks including booking...

Siobhan Dudding, Amanda Ingham and Louise Hobbs

Hampshire County Council has appointed Pauline Lucas director of HR. She has been with the council for five years. For...