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Job sharing at the executive level

With flexible working front of mind for HR, job sharing at leadership level is on the rise

HR future leader of the month: Nazan Ozgur

HR magazine speaks to the future leaders of the industry to discover the long-term trends they are planning to tackle in the years ahead

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Stopping desk dining

Employees aren't making use of company facilities or their full lunch break

Hot topic: Mental and physical health parity, part two

Business leaders and unions have called for the government to ensure parity of treatment for mental health in the workplace through obliging employers to offer mental health first aid, with...

Tackling employment tribunal delays

The Ministry of Justice recently revealed that the average waiting time between a tribunal claim being filed and the hearing reached 207 days in 2018

HR tech has already come so far, where will it go in 2019?

There are five main areas where AI and other technologies will change HR's focus and purpose this year

Microchipping staff: Sensible safeguarding or ethical nightmare?

Microchips could provide firms with valuable workforce data and improve accessibility. However, some are concerned it’s a step too far

Hot topic: Mental and physical health parity

Business leaders and unions have called for the government to ensure parity of treatment for mental health in the workplace through obliging employers to offer mental health first aid, with...

Senior job sharing: How we make it work

Flexible working has the potential to make the UK more productive and to create happier, more committed staff and a diverse workforce that is more in tune with its customers

Financial wellbeing webinar: Who's looking after the pennies?

Employees’ financial worries are growing so our webinar explored whether HR can and should be helping

Employers in the dark about the value of benefits

HRDs don't know the time and money ROI of benefits, and may make poor choices about offerings without the correct data

Mentoring international assignees

Finding mentors for those on global mobility schemes can be challenging but worthwhile