Coming out at work is hard, but it doesn’t have to be

I never imagined that coming out at work would be the best career decision I ever made, but it has been

Employees need to be financially responsible

You can care about employees – most of us wouldn’t be in the role if we didn’t – but ultimately we run businesses not charities

Staff worried about #MeToo backlash over work relationships

Women being believed and men rejecting toxic masculinity means we're on the verge of big change around harassment at work

MPs: “Collective failure of leadership” in charity sex abuse “endemic”

The government has recommended four actions after a report found the sector guilty of “complacency verging on complicity”

Want a purpose? Ask your cleaner

When it comes to consumers and clients believing a company has a strong purpose, the messenger is, in many respects, more important than the message itself

Businesses not reporting key people data

FTSE 100 firms are failing to share important workforce data in their annual reports, according to the CIPD

When not to collaborate

One barrier to overcome is the common conflation of collaboration with working together positively

Heffernan: KPIs and targets create “perverse outcomes”

Employees form high-achieving teams when organisations create conditions where helpfulness is possible

Young people can fix the leadership crisis

We must develop socially-aware young people in the workforce to take on leadership challenges, according to Ivy House MD Elke Edwards

Home is where the HR is: People strategy at Cath Kidston

Keeping a homely feel to operations in a growing, global brand has been a major focus for HR at the retailer

Home Office chief people officer: HR must hold businesses to account

HR has a duty to make their voices heard on poor corporate behaviour, the Home Office's chief people officer said

Briner: Beware the “corporate bullshit”

Evidence-based practice is not just looking at evidence but also about reducing uncertainties, said Rob Briner