Engage and Retain 2010: HR at the highest level

David Plink puts forward the case for why HR should have a seat at the main board and is absolutely key in creating real engagement. Peter Crush plays devil’s advocate.

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Evolution of HR: is the profession on the verge of dramatic transformation – or extinction?