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Young people worry employers judge their social class

Over a third of young people said they felt ethnicity is a factor in securing a job

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HR business partner models are failing. So what next?

HR magazine asked academics at Henley Business School for their thoughts

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Half say tech sector biased against women

Encouragingly, the study suggests those that recognise the gravity of the situation are taking steps to address it

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HR business partner models fail to add strategic value, study says

While HRDs generally have good business knowledge those lower down are failing to add value

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Only a third of high earners under 30 are women

Diversity & inclusion

It is concerning that the high earners gap exists across generations for womens

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Prudential HRD: Apprenticeships require collaboration

Simon Moffatt, HRD at Prudential UK, explains why apprenticeships must be a joint effort

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HR future leader of the month: Jan Lynegar

HR magazine speaks to the future leaders of the function about what they think will shape it

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A postcard from... Japan

Our 'postcard from' series keeps you updated on key HR areas in different countries

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Low-paid parents earn £1.96 an hour after childcare costs

Low-paid full-time workers can spend up to 45% of their disposable income on childcare

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Wellbeing programmes not aligned with employee needs

Connecting benefits programmes with wider strategies around wellness can be key to promoting engagement

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Wellbeing strategies on the rise

45% of UK companies currently have a wellbeing strategy in place, compared with less than a third in 2016

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British workers unaware of state pension age increases

Large groups of varying ages didn't know about the rises to state pension age between 2018 and 2028

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