Is HR's influence constrained by the very characteristics of the firm they work for? One organisational design expert thinks it is, and describes four types of company.
The picture of the head office of 2014, envisioned by HRDs in a survey by HR magazine, is an inspiring one. But is the required planning taking place to make it happen?
Accenture, Waitrose, DLA Piper and Pinsent Masons have been voted some of the best places to work by graduates.
Research conducted exclusively for HR magazine by FreshMinds Talent reveals disgruntled staff are not only looking to move jobs they also want to switch sectors.
With budgets being tightened in organisations across the UK, employers have been warned staff could rebel if they do not have a Christmas party this year, new research reveals.
Female workers are on average less productive than their male colleagues, according to new research
One in 10 managers would overlook an employee for promotion if they persistently yawn or come to work looking tired, new research has revealed.
Employees are calling on their HR departments for greater guidance on energy efficiency in the workplace.
Demand for interim managers in the voluntary sector has increased by almost a third over the past year.
Nearly six out of 10 finance directors have backed a call for a year's holiday from National Insurance Contributions (NIC) when recruiting the long-term unemployed.
Unemployment has climbed to its highest level in 14 years at 2.47 million, according to the Office of National Statistics.
Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs) are being used to support stressed staff during the recession, according to new figures from health and wellbeing provider FirstAssist Services.
