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Employees aged 25-34 most unhappy with work-life balance

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'We need to become bilingual so we can speak in both business and HR terms': Sharon Looney, CHRO of CoreHR

Katie Hryschko: A values-based approach to employee engagement

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Companies should not lose sight of equality as gender pay gap reporting suspended

MPs criticize governments failure to act on gender pay gap

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family friendly employers

New initiative to boost disadvantaged groups in work

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A woman sits at a desk with her hands on her head, looking stressed while working on a computer in an office, possibly dealing with challenging personnel issues in her role within Human Resources.

Theresa May pledges to help the UK deal with mental health...

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Workers using unnaproved messaging apps at work

Trevor Rutter: What should employers do about LISAs?

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

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A brightly lit children's playroom with colorful chairs, plastic building blocks, a play kitchen, ironing board, and tables with assorted toys and educational materials designed to foster creativity and collaboration—skills valued in people management.

New qualification stipulation damaging nursery recruitment

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NHS hit by first all out doctors’ strike in the organisation’s...

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COVID-19 unemployment spike reduces 'war for talent'

Ethnic minority workers with degrees two and half times more likely...

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A cartoon character with yellow skin, an overbite, and sparse hair stands against a solid blue background, embodying the quirks and challenges typical in human resources.

Madeleine Thomson: A new era of shared parenting: reluctant fathers

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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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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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Government highlights issues around paid travel time for workers

Comments on the introduction of the National Living Wage

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Poll: Is the introduction of the National Living Wage good for...

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