Strategic HR

Parents of disabled children struggle to stay in work

Parents of disabled children are struggling to hold down jobs because of a lack of suitable and affordable childcare, flexible jobs and appropriate leave

Employers cracking down on social media use at work

Ultimately employers will need to accept that company devices are likely to be used for accessing social media

Musculoskeletal conditions caused by work

39% of UK employees think their musculoskeletal condition is a result of working conditions, according to research from Vitality

Developing the digital workforce: The new rules of engagement

Success in the fast-changing digital economy will increasingly hinge on talent strategies

Lammy: UK needs "heavy dose of affirmative action" on race

Affirmative action is necessary to fix racial and class inequalities in the workplace and beyond, according to Tottenham MP David Lammy

HR ‘not sophisticated at all’ in automation and AI

HR should start the tech conversation and be the early adopters in the business, according to speakers at an HR magazine and Sage webinar

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Does digital-first mean we work in an echo chamber?

We will, if we’re not careful, be surrounded only by perspectives we have chosen and so are close to our own

It may be time to ditch hierarchies

We view careers as opportunities to progress through top-down hierarchies. But do hierarchies actually work?

The future looks bright for HR down under

A new study suggests that the HR workforce in Australia will benefit from the changes in technology and employee mobility - provided it can keep up with demand

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Tackling the taboo of domestic abuse is all of our business

Your role is not to deal with the abuse itself but to make it clear that employees will be supported

Whistleblower reports of NMW underpayment soar

Some employers are getting caught out by complex NMW rules while others are falling victim to spurious reports

Businesses hit as skills shortage worsens

Skills shortages means recruitment is taking longer, with some organisations forced to give up on finding the talent they want