Graduate job-hopping a myth, says research

Graduate recruits are staying in post longer, but employers must work to close skills gaps

How HR keeps on trucking at Leyland Trucks

Leyland Trucks doesn't have problems with retention or skills shortages. But Brexit and diesel bans could be bumps in the road

Evolving workplaces need a greater focus on training

The skills needed to succeed have changed dramatically over the last 20 years – and will no doubt continue to do so

Migrant workers needed for both low- and high-skilled roles

Businesses are concerned about – but not prepared for – a tighter labour market according to the Migration Advisory Committee

AI is coming to work. Are you ready?

Developments in AI are moving apace, and we can’t ignore that for much longer

Taylor: The idea of 'good work' is having a moment

Matthew Taylor called for a national employability ‘soft skills’ framework and for hidden assumptions about work to be addressed

HR unprepared for AI surge

?Few employers are prepared for challenges related to increased automation, according to research

Managers failing to set targets

Research calls into question managers' approaches towards staff development

2018 Spring statement: HR community reacts

Experts hopeful but cautious about investment pledges on apprenticeships and T-Levels

HR and business strategy – the way forward

People issues are critical today. So is it time for HR to take centre-stage when it comes to business strategy?

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Six tips for choosing an HR technology partner

What you need to consider when choosing an HR software provider

Future workforce health depends on line managers

Academics Cary Cooper, Stephen Bevan, Zofia Bajorek and Ian Brinkley discussed the future of the workplace