The myth of the axolotl is one of nature’s most fascinating.
Norman Pickavance, HR director at supermarket chain Morrisons, is to leave the organisation at the end of June, HR magazine has learned.
Two of the most prominent political hot potatoes of David Cameron’s coalition administration are to implement cuts in Government funding, while at the same time maintaining investment in the climate...
Brendan Barber (pictured) the TUC general secretary is to retire at the end of the year.
One of my countless guilty pleasures is a penchant for reading glossy magazines. I love flicking through the interviews with each issue’s celebrity of the moment, where they bemoan, to a wide-eyed...
Global insurer, RSA, has promoted Vanessa Evans to group HRD. She will be responsible for HR strategy and teams worldwide.
Henkel, the company behind such brands as Pritt, Sellotape and Schwarzkopf, has appointed Stéphane De Schryver (pictured) as HR director, UK and Ireland.
King's College London and Cornell University have launched an international HR management academy (IHRMA) to provide insight and understanding into global HR issues
Labour leader Ed Miliband’s Budget mantra of the “same old Tories” may have struck a note with the wider population, but chancellor George Osborne’s claim the party “unashamedly” backs business gets...
The cuts to public services have given HR directors in the public sector the “opportunity they have been waiting for – to add a harder edge to their work”, said incoming president of the Public Sector...
Stephen Dando (pictured) has left his role of chief HR officer at media company Thomson Reuters after six years.
We recently shared a conference stage on ‘the talent war’ with an HR director still licking her wounds.
