HRD's pocket guide to... hostile takeovers

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

River Island HRD: Few in HR understand Agile

A London HR Connection event explored how Agile methodology can be used to foster new ways of working

Baby Boomers dissatisfied with work/life balance

Baby Boomers rate their work/life balance as much poorer than younger generations

One month until Working Families Best Practice Awards 2019 entry deadline

?There’s one month left to apply for Working Families’ Best Practice Awards 2019

Matthew Taylor in conversation with Paul Pomroy

In a new series the RSA chief executive grills business brains on pressing employment and social issues

Wealth distribution: Universal basic income

We’ve explored three key models for redistributing income, and their implications for the psychology of work and HR

Lessons from the C-suite: We must constantly evolve to meet new challenges

For our new series we grill senior leaders on life, business and HR

Linklaters' German staff set their own hours

In our new series of international case studies we learn from HR initiatives at organisations around the globe

Jon Addison: Stop planning and start acting on Brexit

Seismic geopolitical shifts have led talent professionals to focus on contingency planning for the future but they must also focus on the present, according to LinkedIn UK’s Jon Addison

Commercialising HR skills at the Dorchester Collection

An HR professional at the Dorchester Collection commercialised her skills to create a training academy for external clients

Human capital management in times of risk

In times of crisis it is important to preserve employees and identify those that can help strengthen the organisation’s capabilities in the long run

OD must adapt to changing world of work

A panel at the HRD Summit discussed whether organisations can operate in democratic ways in the future