A new HR blueprint: From HR admin to employee services

In a series of three articles Andrew Lambert and Andy Newall lay out their blueprint for the future of HR

How FSCS became an award-winning HR team

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme’s HR function used to be stuck in a rut, but raised its profile, credibility and influence

HRDs must be comfortable with uncertainty to succeed

Embrace networks and make time to experiment to cope with the uncertain future organisations face

How public sector association Boundless became more 'human'

Boundless was haemorrhaging money and ruled by a culture of fear. A people-centric approach has changed all that

Getting people changes right: How not to do it

Martin Tiplady reflects on a case of people change handled disastrously

Expertly-led change management key to tech rollouts

Senior level buy-in, a shift in culture, and open book relationships are all crucial to implementing new solutions

Why we still ponder who moved our cheese

Who Moved My Cheese? still sheds light on one of the greatest issues HR faces: inability to manage change

AI and robotics an opportunity as well as a challenge

Themes explored at the Social Robotics and AI event included augmenting human creativity with technology and future skills

Increased life expectancies radically redefine life stages

At a HR magazine event the authors of The 100 Year Life described the demise of 'the three-stage life'

Top five tips on implementing change

The top five tips on implementing change we learned at the Landing Transformational Change Conference, hosted by the University of Bath's School of Management

Becoming employee-owned: Why and how to do it

On national Employee Ownership Day, Agilisys' HRD explains the company’s decision to move to this business model

Keeping pace with evolving workplace technology

Embracing change could help companies stay competitive and keep employees engaged