I love squiggly lines. I always have. Put me back in Mrs Morrison's primary school class, and I’m as proud of the abstract artwork on the sleeve of my P5 jotter as whatever is written inside. It’s not...

The twists and turns of a recession can be unpredictable, yet with the right preparation it’s another chance for HR to show its colours.

Following the Great Resignation, millennials and boomers alike are resisting the return to the office and leaving their jobs like never before.

More than half (55%) of HR teams across the UK expect to have their budgets cut in the next few months, according to research from Personio.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced the government's mini-budget in the House of Commons today (23 September), which included tax cuts and support for rising energy bills.

A lot of the problems in business — and in human resources — can be traced back to a single root: bad thinking. Over the course of my career as a consultant, I’ve seen business leaders make abysmal...

A headline-making workplace cryptocurrency fraud has reignited debate on how far employer policies should change to guard against the impact of evolving technologies at work.

Reports have revealed that the Cabinet Office is monitoring staff computers and wifi logins in a bid to persuade them to return to the office, and it may lead other employers to think that they can...

Employees across the UK feel their employers should take more responsibility for their safety when they're travelling for work.

A new study from King’s College suggests that stereotypes around women’s ability to play chess may explain why they underperform when competing against men. Move away from the world of chess to the...

Covid and high energy prices could create more issues in extreme cold, than extreme heat.

Don’t miss out on our latest HR Lunchtime Debate on Wednesday 20 September at 12:30pm.