Severe labour shortages predicted

?Falling migration due to Brexit and an ageing population could create a perfect storm

HR unprepared for AI surge

?Few employers are prepared for challenges related to increased automation, according to research

Talent strategies not fit for fourth industrial revolution

?Executives don't believe their organisations have the right talent to succeed in the fourth industrial revolution

HR mythbusting: Can people be sorted into personality categories at work?

Our series by Adrian Furnham and Ian MacRae explores myths HRDs should be seeking to debunk in 2018

Succession planning at Baxters Food Group

The company aims to futureproof itself by assessing its talent profile as it continues to expand internationally

What will 2018 bring for HR?

How should we manage our practices as the world around us continues to change?

Talent location key to company growth

Firms can improve performance and productivity by taking a more strategic approach to talent to market alignment

Financial retention agreements increasingly effective

Starting the retention process early yields the best results during M&As

Ann Pickering: What HR influence means to me

To discover what HR influence means, Ashridge Business School interviewed our top practitioners from 2016's HR Most Influential, sponsored by Open University Business School

Features

Businesses must plan for 'boundary-less' working

Small, collaborative networks of teams composed of internal and external freelancers will become the norm according to Fujitsu

Is it time for HR to kill off talent pools?

Talent cannot be owned exclusively by potential leaders

Employees don't see link between pay and performance

Employers gave themselves only mediocre ratings on pay programme effectiveness