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Recruitment Analysis

Amy Speake: Why a cooling job market is the worst time to hire a leader

A slowing labour market should be a hiring manager's dream. But anyone trying to recruit a leader capable of driving real commercial growth will tell you otherwise.
Future of Work News

Bezos joins growing pushback against AI jobs apocalypse claims

Tech leaders are increasingly questioning predictions of mass workforce disruption, arguing new tools could expand opportunities and ease skills shortages.
HR Strategy News

Workers say staying in the wrong job is their biggest career mistake

Nearly four in five workers have career regrets, with staying too long in the wrong role and working excessive hours among the most common concerns.
Jobs & Labour Market

Unemployment falls as private sector pay growth slows to 2.9%

Official figures show unemployment edged lower but vacancies, payroll employment and private sector wage growth continued to weaken.
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Spotlight

Building trust through growth, change and uncertainty

An HR director reflects on culture, communication and leadership during a period of major business transformation and growth.
HR Strategy News

Performance reviews leave many workers feeling ‘less positive’

More than a third of employees say they felt less positive about their role after their last performance review, raising concerns about engagement and retention.

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Employment Law Analysis

Alex Mizzi: Coldplay controversy – what it means for workplace relationships

"A Sky Full of Stars" proved to be a career low point for Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and CPO Kristin Cabot. But what can we learn from this misadventure?
Analysis

“Mental health is the final frontier of medicine that we need to crack”, says Dr Christian Jessen

HRreview spoke to TV's Dr Christian Jessen about the best ways to improve health at work and the battle to ensure mental wellbeing for all.
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