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Alan Price: MPs publish “unintelligible” gig economy contracts

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Silhouette of a person giving a speech at a podium in front of a crowd holding signs and raising their hands against a blue background, illustrating themes of leadership and people management.

General election 2017: how can employers deal with politics in the...

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Anything but this! The jobs we'd be most willing to quit

How recognition drives business performance

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Multiple hands of various skin tones are raised against a clear blue sky, symbolizing the unity and diversity within our Human Resources team.

Katherine Hogg: A guide to health & wellbeing at work

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health at work

Jean-Christophe Fonfreyde: Is your workforce wellness offering fit for the job?

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2019 set to be another busy year in employment law

Sarah Calderwood: How to protect employees’ health in the workplace

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social-media-recruitment

5 myths about digital recruitment

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Workers too scared to discuss mental health in the workplace

Louise Aston: Taking a whole person approach to physical and mental...

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Graduate schemes biased against diversity

Rachel Arkle: Three signs your diversity programme could be missing the...

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Wellbeing high on the HR agenda

Andrew Spells: Developing a wellbeing strategy

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Phil Austin: Why HR teams should treat preventative care as a business priority

Paul Avis: Why employers need to identify presenteeism

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Silhouettes of stick figures holding hands, casting elongated shadows on a grey background—a subtle nod to the importance of Human Resources in uniting team members.

Interview: Claire Berrett at British Gas discusses apprenticeships and their benefits

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Various vintage pocket watches, some with visible wear, displaying different times in the Human Resources office.

Five ways apprenticeships have changed over time

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The most 'successful' UK professionals wake up every morning at 5.30am

Rachel Roxburgh: Helping young people on the route to success

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A keyboard features a green key labeled "revenue" in place of the usual key, blending financial focus with People Management essentials.

Alison Huntingdon: Retaining female talent should come before revenues

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