Strategic HR

Supporting women on maternity leave

There are a number of things employers can do to help women transition smoothly back to work after maternity leave

Employment in the ‘gig economy’: A new worker category?

What does the highly flexible 'gig economy' way of working mean for HR?

Companies remain in stasis over challenges posed by Brexit vote

Organisations are unsure where to go next, more than two months after the EU referendum vote

Rewards & Benefits Summit 2016, 12-14 October, Barcelona

An update on the progress of our forthcoming event

Investment banks “lagging behind” others in the City for social mobility

A government report says young people from working class backgrounds are being locked out of banking jobs

The malleable brain: Understand your employees better with neuroscience

By understanding how we are wired we can develop L&D packages that address the way our brains work best

HR future leader of the month: Daisy Tidbury

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

When is a business not a business? HR at Regent's University

Regent’s University’s HRD explains how it is coping with Brexit and other people-related challenges

Case study: Total pay equality and multi-skilling at a workers' co-operative

Paying everyone the same enables employees to work across different areas of the business and make decisions collaboratively

Businesses must tackle 'ownerless corporations'

Chris Philp, MP (Con) for Croydon South, calls for shareholder committees and mandatory pay ratios

The employee view: The transferrable skills of a reservist

Why every reservist needs a supportive employer... and the other way around

Think differently to unlock the benefits of autistic employees

A more informed, flexible mindset can help organisations tap into the opportunity of employing autistic people