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Case study: Introducing a new strategy at The Prince's Trust

With a new HRD setting out a bold vision, HR at the Prince's Trust has started on a journey to be more strategic

Putting the employment tribunal claims rise into context

The Supreme Court's decision to scrap fees does not necessarily mean the floodgates will open

My dispatch from Davos: HR concerns

Sesil Pir took part in the digital economy-, society-, education-, and gender and work-related sessions at the recent World Economic Forum in Davos

The vice-chancellor pay debate: An HRD's view

Part of the challenge with the university sector is that people compare senior pay here with the public sector

Executive pay: The CEO's view

There are CEOs driven solely by money, but they are in the minority

High earners hit hardest by latest immigration changes

Those expected to travel abroad regularly for work will be most affected by the 180-day absence rule

Why part-time work is not good for women's pay

Women can stay in a career if they need reduced hours provided they put up with whatever pay is offered

The Morrisons data breach and GDPR compliance

Various claimants v WM Morrisons Supermarket brings data privacy issues into sharp focus

The exec price tag: Reforming executive pay

UK executive pay is reaching staggering levels. Does HR need to tailor a better reward and incentive fit?

How well do you really know your people?

Data has the power to transform customer relations. But isn’t it time it also transformed your relations with your own people?

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Employee mental health and social media

To combat the negative impact of social media employers should consider taking these steps

What leaders need to know about the future of teams

Team leaders will need the ability to create teams, get them performing effectively and then disband them on a positive note