Jenny Roper

HR honesty key in M&As

Selfridges' Lynne Weedall and the BBC's Valerie Hughes D'Aeth explained the importance of honest communication in change

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Neuroscience key in uncertain times

The human brain craves autonomy and control, which is important to realise in times of change

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Technology supplement 2016

Our 2016 technology report explored what impact technology, AI and automation will have on the wider workplace and on staff, and how HR can gear itself up to support this. Pieces explore topics...

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A postcard from... Germany

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

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Case study: Health screening for all at Danone UK

Danone found a simple way to boost engagement, health and wellbeing throughout the workforce

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Will the LISA really be good for savers?

Pensions experts warn of the need to ensure savers truly understand products such as the Lifetime ISA

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Coca-Cola European Partners' work with Kinlochleven High School: both sides

Teacher Jillian Clark and CCEP’s senior education programme manager, Bill Muirhead, reflect on the role business can play in supporting young people

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Is it ethical to track employee behaviour?

Some think behaviour tracking benefits both employer and employee, while others warn of unscrupulous use

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Case study: Training pub owners at Admiral Taverns

Ensuring time-poor licensees engage with training means ditching a one-size-fits-all approach

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Blunkett: Leaders must be comfortable with difference and challenge

At a RES Forum Symposium David Blunkett explored the importance of inclusive leadership and the danger of 'tolerating'

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Case study: How Surrey Council uses restorative HR

With formal staff complaints going through the roof at Surrey Council it was time for action

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Keeping HR simple at Toyota

Toyota HRD Rob Giles hates overcomplication, especially in HR. Here's how he uses a 'no fixed specialism' approach

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