Strategic HR

Manufacturers face skills shortage post-Brexit

Almost half (47%) of UK manufacturers are concerned about their ability to access skills post-Brexit  

Is fear of change harming UK productivity?

One of the biggest challenges facing UK businesses when it comes to realising value from technology investments is people

Flexible working stunts women's career progression

Many flexible workers feel their career progression has been limited as a result of their working patterns, according to research

Tackling Westminster’s harassment and bullying problem

Leader of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom shares her plans for dealing with sexual harassment at Westminster

Is your strategic thinking up to scratch?

By being a strategic HR thinker you can help guide your organisation to its future vision and goals

Time's up on sexual harassment in the workplace

The topic of sexual harassment crops up with depressing regularity at the moment. But there are things government and employers can do to change things for good

Why it's time for HR and marketing to work as one team

Both departments see the value in partnering. Yet the difficulty lies in navigating differing philosophies and goals

Parents struggling with unsupportive work cultures

?Tackling unsupportive workplace cultures is crucial to helping parents achieve a better work/life balance, according to new research

Managing virtual teams across continents

Establishing a virtual team allows you to harness skills from around the globe, but there are several key considerations to ensure it is a success

A driving force: HR at Addison Lee

The taxi firm’s first-ever HRD talks self-employment models, global expansion plans, driver diversity and the ‘U’ word

Government promotes side hustle while robots threaten jobs

Government policies need to address new ways of working rather than incentivising insecure gig employment

A postcard from... Kuwait

Our 'postcard from' series keeps your updated on key HR areas in different countries