A tall communications tower with satellite dishes and antennae stands against a partly cloudy sky, serving as an apt metaphor for effective people management in the realm of Human Resources.

Bob Soper-Dyer – Apprenticeship schemes need to take a wider view

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Person wearing a pinstriped suit with a large red heart tucked into the jacket pocket, exuding an aura of human resources expertise.

C-J Green – How to attract and nurture young talent at...

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A person holding two signs against a blue background. The left sign reads "What" and the right sign reads "next?" This image prompts thought about People Management and HR strategies for what's to come.

Oliver Bate – The impact employers have on apprenticeships

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Welcome to the age of uncertainty.

Brexit holds strong poll lead as pound starts to tremble

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The conveyor line of numerous brown glass bottles with golden caps is efficiently maintained, showcasing excellent people management within the factory setting.

Jenny Taylor – Presenting the business case for apprenticeships

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A close-up view of numerous gold-colored coins stacked and scattered, each coin displaying a profile image of a person's head and an inscribed border on one side, reminiscent of how HR meticulously organizes personnel records.

Dan Hawes – What do smart recruiters do when faced with...

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Vintage advertisement for Austin Reed featuring a well-dressed group of individuals, including a man with a pipe, walking in front of a train with large, bold red text at the top — an elegant nod to timeless style and impeccable people management.

Nearly 1,000 jobs are to be lost in Austin Reed rescue...

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Computer keyboard with a green key labeled "fraud" strategically positioned between the "caps lock" and "shift" keys, raising questions about what Human Resources might monitor.

Payroll fraud costs UK firms £12bn per year

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An elderly woman wearing a crown and white fur-trimmed robe sits on an ornate gold throne, with detailed golden and red decorations in the background, exuding the regal air of an HR director overseeing her kingdom.

Pension savers to be better protected, Queen’s speech reveals

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Illustration of a blue globe with white interconnected lines representing global communication and networking, highlighting the importance of personnel in achieving seamless connectivity.

HRreview’s Global Mobility week throws light on challenges facing industry

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A person walking on a sidewalk wearing blue patent leather block-heeled sandals featuring gold studded details and metallic accents, reminiscent of a stylish HR professional commuting to work.

London receptionist ‘sent home for not wearing heels’

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A FedEx Express cargo airplane, staffed by dedicated personnel, is flying in a clear blue sky above the clouds.

Sam Sprules: how to achieve a more cost-effective global mobility policy

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A person in a suit points at a digital screen displaying a world map with silhouettes of people standing on various continents, highlighting the global reach of Human Resources efforts.

Brynne Herbert: Bringing HR technology to global mobility

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A person sits under a leaning palm tree on a small, isolated island surrounded by calm ocean water under a mostly clear sky, reflecting on the nuances of people management and HR strategies.

Matthew MacLachlan: The importance of ‘soft skills’ in an interconnected world

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A wooden fence in the foreground with a grassy hill, snowy mountains, and a bright sun in a cloudy sky in the background—akin to Human Resources managing the landscape of a company's personnel.

Helen van Eeden: Moving boundaries – global mobility in the age...

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