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Social media blunders: What employers can do

Careful judgement and watertight policies around employee posts are needed to navigate the murky world of social media

Hot topic: Reporting extremism in the workplace, part two

The government’s Prevent programme has been extended from the public sector to private sector firms

Leadership development is not working for Millennials

There are four key things lacking in this cohort's leadership development

Complex immigration rules put businesses at risk

The UK's Immigration Rules, spanning 1,100 pages, are complex and difficult to follow

Hot topic: Reporting extremism in the workplace

The government’s Prevent programme has been extended from the public sector to private sector firms

Is your company suffering from innovation fatigue?

HR has a critical role to play in diagnosing and defeating innovation fatigue in organisations

HR and IT need to transform the workplace together

Digital tools, when used correctly, can empower people to work more effectively. And yet in a lot of cases these digital tools aren’t being used correctly

Have we made gender pay gap progress?

Two years into mandatory reporting and growing gaps are prompting calls for compulsory action plans and narrative statements, with concerns around data accuracy

A royal arrival: Lessons in engagement and inclusion

With the news about the latest royal baby comes a renewed sense of optimism amid challenging times

HR future leader of the month: Catherine Simmons

HR magazine speaks to the future leaders of the industry to discover what makes them tick

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Back to basics... Pre-paid employee reward cards

Our back to basics series brings you top tips from industry experts on the bread and butter areas of HR

Uber latest: GDPR and personal data access requests

Uber drivers asserting their GDPR rights may uncover information that could be deployed in ongoing employment status disputes