An electrocardiogram (ECG) showing multiple leads with various heartbeats recorded on graph paper can serve as a metaphor in human resources for measuring the vital signs of employee well-being and organizational health.

Florence Parot: Simplify, simplify…

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Four people are engaged in a serious discussion, sitting close together. One person, a woman in glasses from HR, is speaking while the others listen attentively. They appear to be in an office setting.

Paul Matthews: A common pitfall for HRBPs

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A yellow road sign with an upward arrow and the text "GREAT CAREER AHEAD" against a blue sky background signifies promising opportunities in people management.

Ian Symes: Building a ‘culture of career’ can solve businesses skills...

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A number 2 pencil with an eraser rests on a standardized test answer sheet filled with multiple-choice questions, reminiscent of assessments used in HR to evaluate personnel skills and knowledge.

Dr Achim Preuss: The changing value of assessment

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A cartoon character with yellow skin, an overbite, and sparse hair stands against a solid blue background, embodying the quirks and challenges typical in human resources.

Madeleine Thomson: A new era of shared parenting: reluctant fathers

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A jet airplane is flying in the sky at sunset with clouds in the background, showcasing the seamless coordination akin to effective people management.

Sam Sprules: Making assumptions when recruiting or relocating staff overseas can...

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Illustration of a cheerful dental clinic with a green interior, smiling dentist on the left, receptionist on the right, and an open sign on a yellow door in the center, showcasing excellent people management skills.

Jo Causon: First impressions are everything, particularly when you’re a nation...

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A colorful word cloud with prominent words like "Customer," "service," "system," and "response" among other smaller related words in various orientations and colors, including terms from People Management and Human Resources.

Neil Penny: The workforce as a customer – what HR can...

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millennials on the move

Russell Kenrick: Mobilising project management training and skills

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A group of people practicing tai chi in a park, standing in a row under the shade of trees—it's like the perfect harmony of people management and well-being.

Chris Allen: The importance of health and wellbeing to workforce productivity

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A colorful, three-dimensional visualization of a human brain, displaying topographical data in green, yellow, and red hues against a black background, reminiscent of HR analytics tools used in People Management.

Jo Matkin: How should HR be using neuroscience?

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Yellow circles and the text "automatic enrolment" on a white background, ideal for Human Resources presentations.

David Bird: How will the changing role of pensions affect the...

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A slab inscribed with text in three different scripts: Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, Demotic script, and Ancient Greek, akin to a multilingual Rosetta Stone for Human Resources documentation.

Armin Hopp: Why are companies failing to build an effective language...

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Workers too scared to discuss mental health in the workplace

Rachel Arkle: Stressed out about stress?

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Three astronauts in spacesuits pose in front of a large moon image backdrop. They are wearing white suits with American flags and NASA patches, exemplifying impeccable human resources coordination for space missions.

Paul Berry: How to lead high-performing teams

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