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Tackling the injustices that hold people back

Government, employers and communities must all do more to tackle ethnic inequality

The future of the organisation and implications for OD

Becoming future-ready can be difficult when there's little guidance. Here's what you can do to prepare

Skills and training challenges: Lessons from Carillion

While the full impact of Carillion’s collapse is unclear, it has thrown challenges around buildng a workforce fit for the future into sharp relief

Engaging your gig workers

Engaging gig workers can be tricky. But this doesn't mean you shouldn't reach out

Making radical honesty work: Top tips

HR magazine recently explored radical honesty in the workplace. Cath Kidston people director Alex Snelling offers his advice on the topic

How to help rather than micromanage

Leaders need to think of helping as a major part of their job and clearly communicate that to their subordinates

Best supporting actor: HR at Vue

At Vue International HR has standardised processes so that others in the business can feel confident talking people

Being 'radically honest' in the workplace

Transparency in organisations is growing, but is total (or rather radical) honesty always the best policy?

The silent B in LGBT: Bisexual people in the workplace

LGBT History Month shines light on how we still need to correct harmful stereotypes about bisexual people so they can feel comfortable at work

Graduate recruitment trends for 2018

2017 stood out as a year dominated by technology – and this will undoubtedly continue into 2018 too

Supporting career break returners

Investing in these candidates, with their known skills and capabilities, can pay dividends

Should the UK follow Iceland’s lead on equal pay laws?

In UK law it is not as simple as men and women being paid the same for doing the same job