A man in a suit looking up at a car in the sky. This unexpected sight caught the attention of HR professional Michael Palmer.

Michael Palmer: Five unexpected areas that HR needs to cover

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Recruitment

Eleanor Hammond: One size fits all – why automated video interviewing...

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A diverse man's fist with a red ribbon on it, symbolizing unity and equality in the workplace.

Nigel Watson: Shares for rights – A diamond in disguise

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An enterprising man soaring through the clouds with his fist up.

Darren Timmins: Leaders need motivation too

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A little girl sitting on a chair with pink tights is a family-friendly scene.

Ben Black: What Are The True Benefits of Being a Family-Friendly...

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A young man in an orange shirt, Joe Rafferty, with his fists up Whooohooo.

Joe Rafferty: Whooohooo!

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What is the happiest city in the UK to work in?

Gary Cattermole: How to engage UK employees

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Three business people, including Neil Pickering, engaging in conversation at the office.

Neil Pickering: Generational tensions – The Ageing Workforce vs. Generation Y

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Companies are voluntarily reporting their ethnic pay gap

Derek Kelly: Handling HR disputes with contractors and freelancers

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A group of jobseekers sitting at a table during the recruitment process.

Jobseekers’ confidence crushed by recruitment process

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Digital skills

Wes Wu: Rethinking HR Analytics

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A man in a chef hat making a gesture at work.

Emilie Bennetts: Getting the most out of your workforce without encouraging...

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Recruitment

Tom Hadley: Good recruitment is good for business

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Absence

Neil Pickering on Absenteeism: The detriment to the UK economy and...

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employee

Rebecca Lynch: Employee Shareholder Scheme – The pitfalls

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