Illustration of a magnifying glass focusing on an orange figure amidst a group of blue figures, symbolizing the concept of individual selection or people management.

Thomas Dubaere: Why building talent beats buying it

Thomas Dubaere -
social-media-recruitment

Michael Lake: Repairing the candidate experience

Rebecca Clarke -
2019 set to be another busy year in employment law

Hannah Robbins: To what extent are your off the record discussions...

Hannah Robbins -
A pattern of arrows pointing in various directions, including left, right, up, and down, in colors red, blue, green, and yellow, set on a white background. This vibrant design symbolizes the dynamic nature of people management within Human Resources.

Alan Price: Is job sharing a good option for employers?

Rebecca Clarke -
A hand holding chalk is drawing a football play diagram on a chalkboard, illustrating player positions and movements with circles, Xs, and arrows, akin to an HR strategy session mapping out personnel roles.

Russell Kenrick: Moving stakeholder engagement higher up the HR priority list

Russell Kenrick -
How to spot a fake CV

Phil Owers: It’s dangerous not to align employee experiences with your...

Phil Owers -
Four business professionals are sitting at a table in an office, smiling and engaging in lively conversation, clearly enjoying their networking opportunities.

Anne-Marie Archard: Why we need women’s networks in the NHS

Anne-Marie Archard -
Four people in business attire are holding papers with smiley faces in front of their heads, obscuring their faces—a playful nod to Human Resources and the lighter side of people management.

Jane Sunley: Internal communications and employee engagement (‘the big E’)

Jane Sunley -
Why analytics should be your secret weapon in the war for talent

David Woodward: Why it’s time for payroll to get into analytics

David Woodward -
transformational leadership

Rachel Arkle: Are you a Wellbeing leader? – #wellbeingrealitycheck

Rachel Arkle -
Silhouetted figures walk under bright light, casting long shadows on a tiled surface. Personnel steps are visible in the upper right corner of the image.

Julie Downing: Bringing the HR department out of the shadows

Julie Downing -
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.

Darren Maw: How the Labour leadership contest will change HR

Rebecca Clarke -
A small green plant with several leaves sprouts from soil, symbolizing growth and development, set against a background of a blue sky with clouds, much like the nurturing environment fostered by effective HR and people management.

Ian Thurgood: Unearthing hidden talent

Ian Thurgood -
Recruitment

Ruth Penfold: That time I realised it’s all about the people

Ruth Penfold -
Wellbeing high on the HR agenda

Rachel Arkle: Are you a wellbeing leader or a laggard?

Rachel Arkle -
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