Third in HR fail to delete personal data

Six months on from the GDPR there are discrepancies between data protection policies and practices

Businesses must act now to meet the April 2019 payslip deadline

Next April will see the introduction of payslip changes that will affect all employers

Worker wellbeing during the festive period

The Christmas period can give way to fatigue, stress, presenteeism and sickness absence

Pensions dashboards scheduled for next year

Experts have warned that data errors must be cleared up first for new pensions dashboards to be a success?

HRD's pocket guide to... drones

The HRD’s pocket guide series offers an explanation of areas outside day-to-day HR that business-savvy HRDs need to have a handle on

CIPD 2018: Language of AI and automation spreads fear

A panel at the CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition discussed how AI and automation will help and hinder HR

HRD's pocket guide to... machine learning

The HRD’s pocket guide series offers an explanation of areas outside day-to-day HR that business-savvy HRDs need to have a handle on

Why co-working spaces are on the rise

The kinds of places people want to spend time in, and how HR can integrate workers’ preferences for these environments

It's time L&D and HR "woke up"

A panel at Talent Gathering Scotland debated the future of HR and L&D

Treasury plans to overhaul tax for self-employed

It is believed the move will target those who are actually full employees and who have set themselves up as private companies to take on work

Hot topic: Working while commuting, part two

Research from the University of the West of England (UWE) found that of 5,000 rail passengers 54% were using the train’s Wi-Fi to send work emails, leading to calls for this to be counted as part of...

Employee ill health linked to low savings

A third of UK employers (34%) think that employees' high stress levels are a consequence of not having enough savings, according to Close Brothers