Address flexible working to tackle gender pay gaps

Flexible working is a significant issue for organisations seeking to tackle their pay gaps, and some have been more progressive than others

Demand for retail staff drops amid high street crisis

The majority of sectors registered higher permanent staff vacancies than temporary ones in April, except retail

The HR challenges of creating a shared services centre

Exploring the key people challenges in establishing a shared services centre and how to solve them

Develop HR teams with an OD mindset

Some HR people make fantastic OD practitioners, many do not

HR and business strategy – the way forward

People issues are critical today. So is it time for HR to take centre-stage when it comes to business strategy?

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Organisations should mimic jazz bands as well as orchestras

Speaking at a London HR Connection event Dominic Alldis used music as an analogy for corporate life

Best supporting actor: HR at Vue

At Vue International HR has standardised processes so that others in the business can feel confident talking people

Case study: Introducing a new strategy at The Prince's Trust

With a new HRD setting out a bold vision, HR at the Prince's Trust has started on a journey to be more strategic

Why part-time work is not good for women's pay

Women can stay in a career if they need reduced hours provided they put up with whatever pay is offered

Commuting to work: Train wreck or easy ride?

As we see the biggest increase in rail fares since 2013 what can HR do to ease the burden on employees?

Digital transformation: HR faces a twofold challenge

You cannot change business operations without massively affecting HR, according to Siemens' global head of people Robert Neuhauser

Breaking down traditional hierarchies to succeed

On day one of the HRD Summit Nilofer Merchant and Bosch's Rosa Lee described the importance of empowering people to contribute