Commuting takes longer than a decade ago

The TUC has called on employers to offer more flexible working options, revealing that commuting times have increased from 53 to 58 minutes over the past 10 years

Gig economy reforms should go further, experts say

Plans to reform gig workers' rights need further detail to be fully effective, experts have said

CIPD annual conference round-up: Day two

What the HR magazine team learned on day two of the CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition

Traditional HR is dead

It is the 21st century and old HR has become outdated, but HR’s way of doing things is not evolving

UK workers fall behind on work/life balance

Three-quarters of UK employees (73%) like to keep their work and home lives separate

HR is about both "the soft side and the hard side"

HR magazine's Most Influential Thinker of 2018, Mee Yan Cheung-Judge, spoke at the annual HR Most Influential rankings unveiling

HR needs self-confidence to be influential

Ann Pickering, CHRO at O2, says HR needs to have confidence in its portfolio and what it does

Building a female talent pipeline is not about fixing women

Most organisations are awash with female talent, but this talent hasn’t been given the opportunity to show what they can do

HR and digital transformation at Vodafone

?At the Unleash World Conference and Expo in Amsterdam, Vodafone's global organisation and people development director shared how the company underwent a rapid digital transformation

Nucleus Financial chief people officer: HR needs to be human

Instead of talking about organisations being a great place to work, HR needs to make it a reality

HR Most Influential 2018: The top of the tree

The latest HRMI rankings were compiled in a significant year for the profession, with those making the lists demonstrating the skills needed to deal with the big HR issues hitting the news

Ignoring calls for flexibility could cost businesses £12 billion a year

Women, young people and blue-collar workers are missing out on formal flexible working arrangements