The BBC has appointed Valerie Hughes-D'Aeth as its new director of HR.
The annual appraisal system is not fit for purpose former BBC HR director Lucy Adams has claimed this morning.
Liberalisation of the legal services market hasn’t brought about massive change overnight, but it is forcing providers to reassess their offering in light of fresh competition. Katie Jacobs unravels...
HR professionals must address the changing and complex issue of fairness within their organisations, or risk negative impacts on employee engagement, reputation and trust, experts agreed yesterday.
Business needs to move from discussing the ‘why’ of diversity to talking seriously about how to achieve it in reality, diversity champion Helena Morrissey said last night.
A survey of more than 25,000 people has highlighted a worrying gap between organisational policies and the experiences of women aged 28 to 40 at work.
Employee voice is a basic “human right” and there should be harder regulation around making sure it gets heard, an HR professor has said.
Katie Jacobs meets Steve Rockey, the head of people at burger chain Byron who is hooked on the adrenaline rush of rapid company expansion
HR magazine looks at how important HR is to the burgeoning small and medium-sized enterprise sector and finds that, once the initial cynicism about bureaucracy is overcome, the function can evolve...
Employers should share whistleblowing data in their annual reports to allow benchmarking, according to Public Concern at Work CEO Cathy James.
HR must "grab hold" of analytics or risk being left behind other functions, an expert warned yesterday.
KFC’s James Watts on how the fast-food giant, does more than train its young recruits – it prepares them for life
