Roffey Park research competition winners announced

The winners of the HR magazine and Roffey Park research competition have been announced

Embrace the absurd when innovating

Companies should also learn from failures and adapt to change to innovate most effectively

Half of leaders say not enough attention is paid to innovation

Half (49%) of C-suite leaders say not enough attention is being paid to innovation, according to research from Ipsos MORI and leadership, talent and engagement specialist Cirrus Connect

Experimental and innovative HR at ARM

It's HR's job to create the conditions for innovation and collaboration to flourish, says ARM's EVP people

HCL Technologies' Shergill: Employee-led organisations are the future

Employers must create cultures conducive to 'ideapreneurship' to succeed

Organisations failing to own and incentivise collaboration

Collaboration must be encouraged through reward and intelligently-designed office space

Create fun working environments to stimulate creativity

The HR Lunchtime Debate discussed the importance of fun and play in the modern workplace

River Island HRD's innovative approach

Innovative River Island director Karen Beaven proves that HR doesn't need to have a one-size-fits-all approach

The innovation gap: business not listening to employee ideas

UK businesses are missing out on innovation opportunities by failing to listen to employees' ideas

Boosting creative problem-solving in the workplace

Most employees will come up against challenges that require an element of creativity in finding a solution

The power of introverts in innovation

The majority of people are primarily either extroverted or introverted. Unfortunately for introverts, the modern world has developed to champion and play to the natural strengths of extroverts.

Why I left a large firm to lead a start-up

Although leaving a senior position can be daunting, working life in smaller company or start-up more than makes up for the risk.