Industry leaders remain in disagreement over the use of social media for staff learning and development.
Suffolk County Council's decision to slash its 1.1 billion budget by 30% by outsourcing almost all its services has caused controversy, with unions warning that the plan will put a number of jobs at...
The Met Office has introduced a new payroll service for its 1,900 employees
The acquisition brings together industry pioneers with a strong history of innovation and combines proven leadership to address the needs of global enterprises.
Following implementation, which will begin this autumn, the new service will streamline the airline's payroll process and help to improve efficiency.
Baker Tilly has reduced HR spend by 75% as a result of moving to an online HR system.
Pernod Ricard has launched an online internal mobility strategy for it's 19,000 employees.
Technip, the engineering, technologies and project management company for the oil and gas industry, has launched an online platform to manage the recruitment, internal mobility, performance management...
Employees are seeing the use of Facebook permeate their working lives with more than a third having been sent a friendship request on Facebook by a colleague, client or boss, according to The...
Dr Peter Mills has joined HR magazine's online community, blogging about the business case for HR's involvement in employee wellbeing.
Social networking costs employers 14 billion per year as two million workers spend over an hour per day 'Facebooking' at work, research claims.
IT and HR professionals recognise the value that HR technology can add to the business but this is not reflected by a drive to improve the integration and functionality of HR technology systems.
