Strategic HR

HR tech travels: What can the UK learn from overseas?

Despite a certain reluctance to adopt HR tech in the UK, our global peers have no such qualms and provide inspiration for HR tech adoption back home

Performance management in an open source world

An era of freedom and empowerment raises key questions for companies that still employ full-time workers

Staff switch jobs for 10% rise

Employers underestimate the number of their employees who are open to new positions

Businesses must plan for 'boundary-less' working

Small, collaborative networks of teams composed of internal and external freelancers will become the norm according to Fujitsu

Case study: Edge Hill University's wellbeing pillars

A combination of a holistic approach and utilising existing services and facilities has been key

Poor paperwork could worsen Brexit skills shortages

Sponsor licence research highlights that the state of many businesses’ paperwork risks licence revocation

Most office workers unafraid of AI

Most office workers view technology in the workplace as a force for good

Fathers twice as likely to be promoted as mothers

Women were more likely to take a part-time role or stay in the same position they had before giving birth

Is it time for HR to kill off talent pools?

Talent cannot be owned exclusively by potential leaders

Europe's analytics capabilities lag behind rest of world

Just a quarter (24%) of practitioners from Europe indicated they could show ROI for their workforce analytics projects

HR future leader of the month: Liz Laughton

HR magazine speaks to the future leaders of the function about what they think will shape it

Finding your life's balance: Spirituality

In our regular feature Nina Grunfeld presents a wellbeing series for HR professionals. It's time to focus on yourself