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The HR Directors Club entitles members to many discounts off products and services, including money off tailoring, language training, Institute of Directors membership, books and conferences

A breakfast briefing of the HR Directors Club next month plays host to Steve Easterbrook, president and chief executive of McDonald's UK, and the fast-food giant's vice-president (people), David Fairhurst

HR Impact Award shortlist

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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and the Public Sector People Managers Association (PPMA) have thrown their weight behind Personnel Today's Tax Breaks for Carers campaign.

Profiles of the shortlisted teams in the 2006 Personnel Today Awards start next week, but first...

You say in your Top 40 Power Players feature (Personnel Today, 13 June) that I’ve had a ‘quietish year’.
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Guess who?...is the most powerful figure in HR? With employment policies and practices changing all the time, there’s plenty of opportunity for HR to prove its worth in business, government and even on the global stage. So who are the new faces and who’s out of the spotlight? Personnel Today counts down the top 40 power players for 2006. Compiled by Scott Beagrie and Sue Weekes.

Change is the key theme in this year’s impressive cast of HR’s Top 40 Power Players (revealed in all its...

This month's issue of Occupational Health is another step forward for the leading title in the OH field, with a bright new look and feel designed to inspire readers to rise to the opportunities of the new workplace health agenda

A month is a long time in HR. We look back at the highs and lows of May

Last week’s coverage of the shock survey by Cranfield University prompted some pretty horrified responses. How could it be that...

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