The HR profession
Third of HR professionals face unethical behaviour
Around a third of HR practitioners feel that managers in their organisation often engage in behaviours they consider to be...
How digital trends are changing the role of HR (webinar)
ON DEMAND | Not a day goes by without a news story highlighting the impact of digital technology on people’s jobs, but how...
Women’s career development is as big a problem as the gender pay gap
It’s not the pay differential that really gets under the skin of female employees, it’s the persistent feeling that men...
World of Learning Conference & Exhibition 2018 Announced
PROMOTED | Senior L&D and HR professionals will gather at Birmingham’s NEC on 16 & 17 October for the year’s must-attend L&D event.
AI’s impact on recruitment, HR and the workforce (webinar)
ON-DEMAND | Artificial intelligence promises the potential to revolutionise almost every aspect of the way we work. But what will it mean in practical terms for...
30 years in HR: How careers have changed and where they’re heading next (webinar)
ON-DEMAND | How are organisations changing and what does it mean for HR?
Taking centre court: How HR director of the year Vicky Williams improved LTA’s game
As we launch the 2018 Personnel Today Awards, we profile some of the individuals and teams who were crowned the...
Neil Carberry to head up REC
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) has appointed Neil Carberry as its new chief executive, following the recent departure of...
Personnel Today turns 30: How the new publication drove progress
Movers and shakers behind the first editions of Personnel Today in the late 1980s helped the profession to find its...
More than half of HR professionals expect a pay rise in 2018
More than half (58%) of UK HR professionals expect to receive a pay rise this year, according to a study...
30 landmark employment law judgments
Since its first issue on 9 February 1988, Personnel Today has reported on a staggering number of developments in employment...
Personnel Today turns 30: How has L&D evolved?
As part of our series celebrating 30 years since the first issue of Personnel Today, Roisin Woolnough considers the vast...
PT30: Ten key legal changes since 1988
Since it first went to press in February 1988, Personnel Today has seen employment legislation introduced, amended and abolished many...
Personnel Today turns 30: Highlights from our first issue
Did you work in human resources in the 1980s? Or perhaps you worked in personnel? We mark the 30th anniversary...
CIPD 2017: What you might have missed in Manchester
Enjoying working with people is no longer a good enough reason to be in HR, according to Peter Cheese, CEO...
