Strategic HR

IT workers leave because of low pay and poor career progression

More than half (51%) of IT workers said low pay would be a reason for them to consider quitting

Wellbeing intentions and reality don't match

Only 38% of employees participated in a wellbeing activity or health-related management programme in the last year

Nick Boles: "Employers will look back on levy as sea change"

The skills minister said the levy would be "painful" but promised to give employers more control

Careers are marathons, not sprints

Your career isn't a 100-metre dash. It can take time to realise what you want to do

Top Employers for Working Families Awards shortlist announced

HR magazine is a media partner for the awards and editor Katie Jacobs sat on the judging panel

Londoners less likely to work flexibly

Just over half of employees based in the capital work flexibly, compared with 54% nationally

Recruiting from small talent pools

How do you recruit and retain talent when the pool of people with the skills you need is very small?

When all that we count becomes all that counts: HR at the heart of the productivity shift

The new productivity culture replaces top-down coercion with bottom up empowerment strategies and HR is at its heart, but what is the dark-side of this shift?

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The age of investment: upskilling over-50s

As an age time-bomb is predicted to have a major impact, businesses need to start preparing

More than a quarter of employees plan to leave within the year

Nearly four out of 10 European employees said having a supportive manager would significantly improve their work situation

Employees believe they must switch jobs for a pay rise

More than half (57%) of UK employees believe they must switch companies to see changes in their pay and reward

What is the gender pay gap?

Equal pay and the gender pay gap are very different things and must not be conflated with each other