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Diversity, terrorism and the recession

In the aftermath of 9/11, Western societies have been under the constant fear of foreigners coming into our country to carry out acts of terrorism. The London bombings of July 7th, 2005 changed the emphasis to a fear of home grown terrorists. This Analysis is explored by Solat Chaudhry, Director of the National Centre for Diversity

Better relations.. better work..

The Government has done much to improve the regulation of relations between employers and employees and has introduced important new protections for vulnerable employees. Analysis by Sarah Veale, Head of Equality and Employment Rights Department, Trades Union Congress.

Case Study: Managing Attendance in East Sussex

How the East Sussex County Council overhauled its absence management programme, by Leatham Green, Assistant Director for Personnel and Training

Working with Graduates to Create the Winning Emotional Connection

What is the effect of the shift in values of new graduates entering employment? And what, asks Pauline McDonald, Head of Careers, Swansea University, is the strategic impact of this shift within organisations and for HR professionals?

How Mediation Can Fit Into the Current Legal Landscape

Guy Hollebon, Head of Employment, Bevans Solicitors discusses the use of mediation and other forms for Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) within the workplace and within the Employment Tribunal system...

Supporting Migrant Workers

Adjusting the recruitment process to migrant workers, a case study by David Price, Director of Anglo-Polish. Anglo-Polish is one of the UK’s fastest growing recruitment companies, specialising in placing Polish workers into the construction and demolition sectors.

Benefits Need Communication, Communication, Communication

Jane Birch, HR Benefits Manager of the GNER highlights the importance of communication.

Employee Engagement: What Great Managers Do

Insights into Employee Engagement by Debbie Whitaker, Group Head, People Product Management, Standard Chartered Bank.

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Big Four accounting firms slash graduate hiring as AI takes on junior tasks

The UK’s largest accountancy firms are cutting back on graduate recruitment as AI increasingly handles entry-level work. Is it an inevitable outcome, or a misstep?
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Visible LGBTQ+ board directors linked to ‘stronger ESG performance and higher firm value’

Firms with openly LGBTQ+ directors on their boards tend to deliver stronger environmental, social and governance performance - and enjoy higher enterprise value.

Employers and Gen Z ‘out of sync’ on skills

There is a growing disconnect between UK employers and Gen Z workers that may be hindering efforts to address persistent skills shortages.

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Hybrid working arrangements ‘here to stay’ despite rollback suggestions

Hybrid working arrangements continue to be widely adopted across UK organisations, with relatively few employers reducing existing flexibility.

Exclusive: Burned out and falling behind: Why most leaders are struggling with distributed work

A major new report finds that just 19% of leaders are viewed as “very effective” at managing distributed work.

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