The future generation of HR leaders and the shape of things to come in 20 years time will be shaped by the changes HR professionals make over the next two years.
So, it was all about the sequins (or were they magic beans, Stuart?). In their attempts to win Fashion Week, Apollo and Synergy were both desperate to secure the sparkly numbers for their fashion...
HR magazine's most influential thinkers and practitioners share their thoughts on the challenges for HR professionals in having influence in their organisations.
It has been a difficult year for managers so far. Not only have business leaders had to adjust to a coalition Government, but organisations continue to face redundancies, recruitment freezes and...
There's an irony in the fact the abbreviation for the Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR) is the same as the accepted shorthand for Corporate Social Responsibility.
Don't assume that directors and boards are competent, effective or that they are going to add value to the business. This was the stark message from Colin Coulson-Thomas to members of the HR Leaders...
Food and Drink Federation HR director Angela Coleshill is on a mission to avert a skills shortage in food manufacturing.
It has been a torrid couple of years for the economy. The next few look only fractionally more promising because recognition is growing that 'business as usual' - the mad years of the early and...
"The customer isn't a moron - she's your wife." It's not the sort of thing you expect to hear from an advertising executive in the 21st century. But, as anyone who has watched TV series Mad Men will...
A decade ago workers at insulation firm Rockwool were negative and demotivated. Now with managers, employees and HR all working together, HRD Wayne Gwilym says the culture is totally transformed.
Ten years ago BMW pulled the plug on Rover, selling the loss-making car group to the Phoenix consortium for 10. Harry Dunlevy, HRD at the time, gives his version of the events that marked a major...
As week three opens, the teams are mixed up before being tasked with producing baked goods. Nice as pie surgeon, Dr Shibby Robati, felt he could rise to the challenge, entering the firing line as...
