A person typing on a laptop computer, engaged in HR training.

Everyday email-drain leads to 20 percent loss in UK business productivity

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Blurred figures specializing in HR walking swiftly through a bright, modern office hallway with glass walls and tiled floor.

New degree-level apprenticeship for managers approved

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BBC

What businesses can learn from the BBC’s sacking of Clarkson

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coaching

Council uses coaching and therapy to change work culture

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Apprentice

Apprenticeships and traineeships on the rise

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Government urged to rethink apprenticeship levy

Apprentices driving loyalty and growing businesses, survey finds.

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A group of people sitting in the house of commons, showcasing effective People Management skills.

The Budget: comments from the community (part 2)

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Natalia Kills

X Factor judges sacked for “bullying” contestant

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Entrepreneur

The secrets HR can learn from successful entrepreneurs

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Over half of UK companies use parental leave policies to attract the best talent

“We need a more family friendly Britain,” says Nick Clegg

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Tech

Businesses aren’t keeping up with employees’ digital needs, finds study

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A brown leather office chair with armrests and a five-wheel base, positioned on a wooden floor against a plain wall, commonly used in human resources departments.

Stress drives two in five employees considered quitting job

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Middle-aged Caucasian man with greying hair, wearing a navy sweater and white shirt, speaking about people management in a room with beige walls.

Millennials interested in social responsibility, says David Blunkett

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Mobile tech

Mobile tech in the workplace: how ‘appy is your business?

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Data

Sandy Rogers: You and your data are the modern 360 review

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