BT and Openreach demerger: Leaving much to the imagination

BT Group has agreed to a legal separation of Openreach. So what are the HR implications?

Fixing the London problem: Policy and organisations' role

Can organisations create policies that ease the strain on London and prioritise other areas?

Social care in crisis: Dealing with NLW rise

Businesses should take the opportunity of the National Living Wage rise to re-evaluate their practices

A new HR blueprint: Organisational effectiveness

In a series of three articles Andrew Lambert and Andy Newall lay out their blueprint for the future of HR

HRDs must be comfortable with uncertainty to succeed

Embrace networks and make time to experiment to cope with the uncertain future organisations face

Goodbye pyramid, hello networked organisation

KCOM's CEO and chief people officer explain why we need to ditch pyramid hierarchies for ultra-connected organisations

HRD's pocket guide to... sales

This pocket guide explains everything you need to know about sales

Companies remain in stasis over challenges posed by Brexit vote

Organisations are unsure where to go next, more than two months after the EU referendum vote

Case study: Total pay equality and multi-skilling at a workers' co-operative

Paying everyone the same enables employees to work across different areas of the business and make decisions collaboratively

Weaknesses in leadership development stifling agility

Leadership development was ranked the practice with the highest impact on organisational agility

HRDs put worst policies into 'HR Room 101'

Top HR professionals share the people policies they want to see binned forever

Skills shortages impede HR's progress

HRDs believe skills shortages are likely to hold their function back from adding value to their organisation, according to a DAC Beachcroft and HR magazine report