Strategic HR

Behaviour change: It’s all in the story

Navigating the people aspects of change continues to be regarded as a pressing challenge

Enhancing workplace leadership conversations

Leaders shouldn’t underestimate the power of human connections in changing workplace cultures

Businesses should not condone missing sleep

Fifteen million people in the UK are disrupting their sleep by looking at mobiles and other devices

Business and academia should share female talent

There are currently just eight academic NEDs on the boards of FTSE 100 companies

A framework for effective leadership

We should re-examine leadership because there's generally too much focus on those at the top

Gender pay gap won't close until 2069 unless more girls study STEM

There is a significantly smaller gender pay gap for starting salaries in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) roles

Keeping HR simple at Toyota

Toyota HRD Rob Giles hates overcomplication, especially in HR. Here's how he uses a 'no fixed specialism' approach

Automation could elevate caring roles

Jo Swinson says caring roles, as the least likely jobs to be automated, could be valued more highly in future

Not enough objectivity in C-suite hires, says leading academic

C-suite hiring failures can be costly, yet boards often aren't objective enough

The link between low productivity and poor management

Institute for Employment Studies research reveals a clear link between low productivity and bad management practice

Top tips: Turning your HR initiative into a money maker

HR experts share their top tips on making HR initiatives profitable externally

Presenteeism persistent in the UK

Presenteeism is a persisting problem in the UK workforce, according to research from Canada Life Group