A red figure stands alone on one side of a chasm, facing many blue figures on the other side, symbolizing division or conflict in human resources.

Katherine Conway: How can we beat unconscious gender bias in the...

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A large audience waves flags inside a grand concert hall during the BBC Proms; the venue is brightly lit with an orchestra on stage, and personnel from HR ensured everything ran smoothly.

Rebecca Clarke: Diversity in music needs more work

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A lit light bulb stands out among several unlit bulbs lying around it on a dark background, symbolizing how exceptional personnel shine within the realm of Human Resources.

Andy Campbell: Give employees more reasons to stick around

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London leads global rankings for talent concentration

Michael Cole-Fontayn: Addressing mental health to retain the best financial services...

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A large pile of various smartphones with screens displaying different apps, maps, weather, and stock information illustrates the dynamic world of Human Resources and People Management.

Richard Isham: Tomorrow’s City, Today’s Challenge – managing tomorrow’s people today

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An airplane flies above the clouds against a backdrop of a bright sky on a sunny day, seamlessly reflecting the harmony and organization often seen in effective People Management.

Sam Sprules: Why employers need to wise up to the shift...

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How much of your staff has been affected by mental health issues?

Alexandra Mizzi: Addressing mental health in the workplace

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A star-filled night sky with the Milky Way galaxy visible above a silhouette of snow-capped mountains creates a stunning backdrop, as if nature's HR department meticulously orchestrated the perfect scene.

Florence Parot: Connecting to your inner productivity

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View from the forest floor looking up at the treetops against a blue sky on a sunny day, with tall, dense trees surrounding the perspective—a natural retreat far removed from the hustle and bustle of Human Resources meetings.

Joy Reymond: How can managers support employees affected by bereavement?

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A woman with shoulder-length brown hair smiles in front of a wall featuring a green logo with two horizontal bars, representing the Human Resources department.

Interview: Olivia Hill of AAT talks about the gender pay gap...

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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.

It’s official: employee engagement impacts on the success of an organisation

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A vast field of yellow flowers under a blue sky with scattered clouds, bordered by distant green hills. A narrow path frequented by personnel runs along the right side of the field.

Rachel Arkle – The rise of the Wellbeing Manager

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UK contractors say that Brexit will seriously harm their careers

Kim Worts: Turning a buzz word into reality

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A brick building with large windows and a sign that reads "CHISENHALE" above a closed metal roll-up door. A "School" warning sign is visible at the right of the entrance, hinting at a place bustling with both educational activities and diligent HR personnel.

Rebecca Clarke: Chisenhale gallery gives staff a month off work in...

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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.

Video interview: A conversation with David MacLeod, OBE, Co-Chair of the...

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