A man with short hair wearing a dark blazer over a dark sweater and white shirt stands against a plain gray background. He looks slightly to the side, embodying the professional demeanor often associated with Human Resources specialists.

Burberry boss Christopher Bailey takes 75% pay cut

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A person running on a road with the sun shining in the background, a moment that mirrors the balance between personal aspiration and effective people management.

Running a marathon is good for your career, survey suggests

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volunteering at work boosts morale

BP shareholders balk at news of chief executive’s bumper pay rise

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A computer keyboard with a key labeled 'Education,' featuring an icon of a graduation cap, designed for HR professionals to streamline personnel and people management tasks.

More and more employers are educating staff on pension reforms

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Mandatory National Living Wage comes into force

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A group of four people, including one person holding a red briefcase, walk past a black door with the number 11 on it. The individuals are dressed in formal attire, likely discussing key aspects of personnel management.

George Osborne to live off new National Living Wage for trial...

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A man in a suit holds up a red briefcase in front of a building entrance, embodying the very essence of HR.

Chancellor helps the low paid in forward looking budget

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A black door numbered 11 features a lion head door knocker and a brass doorbell, flanked by black wrought iron railings—a classic entrance reminiscent of Human Resources offices where personnel decisions are thoughtfully made.

George Osborne takes long term view with eighth budget

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Close-up of the edges of various stacked coins with different engravings and textures, resembling the meticulous details found in HR documents. The mixed metallic colors—silver, copper, and gold—create a stunning visual akin to the diverse elements managed in Human Resources.

New National Living Wage greeted with cautious optimism by UK businesses

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State pension age predicted to rise much faster than expected

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A person rides a bicycle past a gated entrance with a sign for Onslow Gardens in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, SW7, where the HR offices are located, with a row of white terraced buildings in the background.

Average Londoner needs massive pay rise to be able to afford...

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uk employees admit to breaching GDPR rules

Full-time work will not stop poverty in UK, report says

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New study finds that two out of five women managers think their workplace is sexist

Firms to be forced to reveal gender pay gap details

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pensions

Employers feel strain as more staff save into work pensions, finds...

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What would you rather…ask for a pay rise or clean the...

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