"I declare open the Games of London, celebrating the 30th Olympiad of the modern era.” Earlier this month, the Queen announced to a TV audience of four billion the start of the 2012 Olympic and...
Work is a game. You know that phrase ‘he’s just good at playing the game’? You also know all of those other Americanisms about ballparks, strategic ‘plays’, A-games and so on.
Human resources is often regarded as an enabler of change rather than an agent. This is clearly wrong.
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Intellectual property theft is often linked to cases of redundancies or team moves, where an employee leaves the company, taking with them sensitive documents such as business plans, customer...
One in three employees have taken or forwarded confidential information out of the office on more than one occasion, according to a survey commissioned by information management company, Iron...
HR magazine’s first HR Lunchtime Debate, brought to you in conjunction with Commsight (an Opinion Matters service), is an online TV show that brings together experts to discuss the whys and wherefores...
National Grid is poised to launch a performance management and workforce planning technology strategy, globally for 30,000 employees.
The average UK worker puts in more than three weeks of overtime a year – just by answering calls and emails at home, a study OnePoll on behalf of Good Technology, reveals.
Overseeing the implementation of HR technology systems has been an exciting journey for my team, in that it has that has given us many opportunities – but it has not been without its challenges.
Deutsche Bank is a large and complex organisation and the gap between a new recruit receiving a job offer and starting work can be anything between two weeks and three months across geographies.
In one of the many satirical episodes of the cartoon show, The Simpsons, we see a fictional 1970s university IT class. The teacher, Professor Frink, has invented his own computer, which is so large it...
