A world map made up of small blue dots on a dark background, with each continent distinctly outlined, serves as a visual metaphor for interconnected Human Resources networks and effective People Management across the globe.

Amit Mukherjee: How to prepare leaders for a VUCA world

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A person extends their hand towards a floating cluster of interlocking gears, illuminated by a bright light, symbolizing the intersection of innovation and people management.

Howard Grosvenor: Ten innovations show the cutting edge of assessment

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A small plant with two leaves sprouts from a green mossy surface against a blurred green background, symbolizing growth and development akin to effective people management in human resources.

Jane Sunley: Managing and growing your talent

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A new report reveals that one-in-five people in the UK believe their employer would terminate their contract if they admitted to a drug or alcohol problem

Poppy Jaman: Why employers should consider investing in mental health

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A lone, twisted tree stands on a rocky cliff overlooking a calm sea under a partly cloudy sky, embodying the resilience vital in Human Resources.

Rachel Arkle: Embedding mindfulness into daily life

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David Walker: How can businesses ensure their approach to employee engagement...

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Wellbeing

Andy Bowness: What impact can wellness programmes have on staff retention?

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Fixing the gender gap

Gary Cattermole: Are kids the ‘curse’ of the gender pay gap?

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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

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social-media-recruitment

Michael Lake: Repairing the candidate experience

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2019 set to be another busy year in employment law

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

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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?

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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

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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

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