IMI HRD: HR can 'miss the point'

HR risks “missing the point” by focusing on the transactional, according to IMI group HRD Geoff Tranfield.

Shaking up HR at IMI

A new senior leadership team has shaken things up at IMI, but a three-pronged HR strategy has helped its HRD leverage change for success.

What's the evidence for... neuro-linguistic programming?

Sometimes HR professionals need to ask themselves why they use a particular process. Rob Briner examines the evidence behind NLP

Dave Ulrich: The market value of leadership

Dave Ulrich explains why he thinks it's time to bring HR and investors together

Case study: Introducing an HR function at Lexington Catering

How to best formalise HR in an already people-centred business

Recognising the value of intangible assets

Is money really the most important thing an employer can offer?

Five ways the FCO is changing its HR model

To address global challenges, the Foreign Office is rethinking its HR model

Gratton: Why is complex collaboration so tough?

Organisational charts often mask informal networks that cross functions. We must understand these relationships

CIPD 2014: Roundup of the second day

The whole HR magazine editorial team (editor Arvind Hickman, deputy editor Katie Jacobs and news reporter Hywel Roberts) were at day two of the CIPD annual conference in Manchester. As well as the...

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Cary Cooper: There are two sides to flexibility

New underemployment figures hint at the polarising effects of flexibility without balance.

‘Resolve’ needed for shared services

Implementing a global shared services model from scratch takes “a lot of resolve”, according to Unilever VP, HR for global services Mike Clementi.

The value of the dual operating system

We need organisational structures that combine hierarchies and networks