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Silhouettes of nine HR personnel standing in a line, all wearing formal attire.

LSE productivity study highlights how businesses can make gains of up...

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A colorful abstract painting depicts a splattered world map with vibrant hues of red, blue, green, yellow, and other colors, reminiscent of the diverse spectrum seen in people management.

Andrea Piacentini: Mobility programme management and compliance in an increasingly complex...

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Silhouette of a person giving a speech at a podium in front of a crowd holding signs and raising their hands against a blue background, illustrating themes of leadership and people management.

Talking politics in the workplace can negatively affect employees

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Close-up of yellow handles on shopping carts with the Lidl logo, arranged in a row—reflecting the brand's commitment to quality and organization, much like their approach to People Management.

Lidl to give lowest-paid staff pay rise to £8.45 an hour

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Four people in business attire are holding papers with smiley faces in front of their heads, obscuring their faces—a playful nod to Human Resources and the lighter side of people management.

Public sector job satisfaction hits four-year high

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Close-up of a bicycle's rear wheel, showing the chain, gears, and spokes against a road surface. The bike frame is yellow and black, highlighting the meticulous assembly much like effective personnel management ensures smooth team operations.

CitySprint faces tribunal over freelance worker rights

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2019 set to be another busy year in employment law

Nearly half of HR professionals don’t feel up-to-speed on changing legislation

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A store front with a red sign, perfect for any business specializing in People Management.

Argos agency staff get extra 80p an hour up to Christmas...

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Silhouettes of stick figures holding hands, casting elongated shadows on a grey background—a subtle nod to the importance of Human Resources in uniting team members.

Government pledges £60m to support disadvantaged apprentices

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A pattern of arrows pointing in various directions, including left, right, up, and down, in colors red, blue, green, and yellow, set on a white background. This vibrant design symbolizes the dynamic nature of people management within Human Resources.

Line managers underprepared by employers to manage absence

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Graduate schemes biased against diversity

Boardrooms ‘need more ethnic diversity’

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A lit light bulb stands out among several unlit bulbs lying around it on a dark background, symbolizing how exceptional personnel shine within the realm of Human Resources.

Minister for Disabled People launches new scheme to highlight untapped talent...

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Workers too scared to discuss mental health in the workplace

Companies urged to do more to improve the wellbeing of junior...

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Silhouetted graduates in caps and gowns hold hands and lift their arms in celebration against a sunrise or sunset backdrop, embodying the essence of people management as they embark on new opportunities.

Andrew MacDougall: Why Brexit uncertainty could be bad for graduate business

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A new report reveals that one-in-five people in the UK believe their employer would terminate their contract if they admitted to a drug or alcohol problem

Dr. Lynda Shaw: You shouldn’t need to pull a sickie to...

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