Why the gig economy is bad for hospitality and retail

Its apparent ‘flexibility’ is an illusion and the potent mix of rising costs and poorer service will expose this

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The five key collaboration challenges

We outline the five key challenges of collaboration for businesses in today's world of work, and how best to overcome them

Speed is only one aspect of effective change

The S³ model focuses on the speed, scope, and significance of change actions

Deliveroo chief: Directly employed staff would restrict flexibility

Gig economy bosses defended their business models at a Work and Pensions Select Committee inquiry

Hot topic, part two: Donald Trump's presidency

What will his presidency mean for business? We ask how Trump could affect organisations around the world

Hot topic: Donald Trump's presidency

What will his presidency mean for business? We ask how Trump could affect organisations around the world

What can 'liberated companies' teach HR?

A ‘liberated company’ is one where the staff have complete freedom to take actions they decide are best for it

The different faces of the gig economy

According to a McKinsey report gig workers have very different experiences but generally fit into categories: free agents, casual earners, reluctants and the financially strapped

Tough gig: Making the gig economy work for everyone

Gig working is getting more popular, but has been heavily publicly criticised. So is it all it’s cracked up to be?

Employment status: Key characteristics

Post Uber-tribunal, employers may be concerned to make sure they have employment statuses clear

A framework for effective leadership

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

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