People should stop talking about recession and cuts and start talking positively about the future, Oracle's vice president HR (EMEA) Vance Kearney said today.

HR needs to develop its skills at understanding the future if it is to provide value to the business, Lynda Gratton, professor of management practice at London Business School, told delegates at the...

Down at the level of local NGOs and faith-based bodies, what is HR in Africa like? I went out to work in a Church of Uganda hospital in rural Uganda in 2008 and recently returned. Though quite remote,...

When times get tough, the tough get going, but HR is receiving little thanks for its efforts in recession. A major survey shows a marked deterioration in (non-HR) line managers' estimations of HR,...

A reduction in government funding that enables UK students to study abroad could damage the economy by reducing language skills, according to a recruitment specialist.

Major Players won with the Agency of the Year Award at the inaugural Marketing and Advertising Recruitment Awards last week.

Impending regulation has induced salary increases of up to 50% for IT workers in the insurance sector.

Writing exclusively for HR, Immigration Minister, Damian Green, discusses the government's immigration cap.

Youth unemployment is costing the UK economy 48 million per week, according to new research published yesterday by youth charity, The Prince's Trust.

Half of businesses still fail to measure the business impact of their learning programmes, according to ESI, a subsidiary of learning provider Informa.

With only three weeks to go, the final seven rose with the sun to embark on their bargain (treasure) hunt for unusual items. For unusual read 'not Louis Vuitton handbags'.

The UK loses out on an employment bonanza as FIFA president Sepp Blatter announces Russia has won 2018 bid to host the World Cup.