Close-up of a black and white quartz clock face, showing the number 5 and part of the word "QUARTZ," symbolizing the precision needed in effective personnel management.

Woman in Japan dies from working ‘159 hours overtime’

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Two men in suits walk down a modern, well-lit hallway with glass walls and railings. One man, slightly ahead and carrying a briefcase, seems like key HR personnel. Their reflections are visible in the glass panels.

Half of British offices are not fit for purpose

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A pregnant person in a gray shirt and black jacket uses a laptop, possibly working on Human Resources tasks, while resting a hand on their belly.

Women on maternity leave denied same training opportunities as peers

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UK parents penalised for flexible working requests, says TUC

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40 per cent of Brits working from home weekly

All jobs should be flexible, the Equality and Human Rights Commission...

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‘Huge gap’ in pay standards for different ethnic groups

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Government highlights issues around paid travel time for workers

Small businesses working hard to meet living wage challenge

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Rows of wooden desks and green chairs are arranged in a large room, likely set up for an examination or test, showcasing meticulous people management.

GCSE reforms to new 9 to 1 grading scale

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Average UK ‘lunch hour’ just 34 minutes long

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Illustration of four interlocking puzzle pieces in red, orange, blue, and black arranged to form a square, symbolizing effective HR and people management strategies.

Skills needs must now drive reforms for apprentices

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A colorful word cloud related to human resources with the word "wage" highlighted in green in the center, surrounded by various related terms in different sizes and colors.

Minimum wage should be extended to cover those who are self-employed,...

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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.

How can you use recognition to drive engagement?

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A baby with wide eyes rests its chin on an adult's shoulder, looking directly at the camera against a black background, embodying the essence of Human Resources and People Management as it connects deeply with another person.

Self-employment means more fathers miss out on paternity pay

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Theresa May sacks apprentice minister Robert Halfon in reshuffle

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General Election manifesto digest: Apprenticeships breakdown

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