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Carillion: So many governance questions, so few answers

Now is the perfect time for boards to be asking difficult questions about their own governance and remuneration policies

Risk management in an age of uncertainty

Risk is not an exact science, so HR needs to help create cultures where all employees embrace the unknown

Boosting engagement among part-time staff at Go Outdoors

Go Outdoors deployed a platform to motivate short-term and part-time staff and improve their development – while lifting sales

HR mythbusting: Does surveillance improve performance?

Our series by Adrian Furnham and Ian MacRae explores what myths HRDs should be seeking to debunk in 2018

HR mythbusting: Is nine to five the most productive way to work?

Our series by Adrian Furnham and Ian MacRae explores what myths HRDs should be seeking to debunk in 2018

Transforming HR at the Lawn Tennis Association

Getting HR out of the spectator stands at the LTA has led to decisive wins for the organisation and its people

Loyalty is key to building a healthy business

When staff turnover costs British businesses £4.13 billion every year it’s crucial to keep your best people for longer

HR mythbusting: Can people be sorted into personality categories at work?

Our series by Adrian Furnham and Ian MacRae explores myths HRDs should be seeking to debunk in 2018

Good leadership is felt through high EQ

Many organisations still benchmark by intelligence quotient (IQ) rather than emotional quotient (EQ)

HR mythbusting: Is there 'hidden' brainpower waiting to be unlocked?

There is huge potential for improving performance, it just won’t come from a magic pill

Building with wellbeing in mind

Can the building you work in really make a difference to how you feel?

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Leaders need to transform from parents to peers

The way most companies are organised inevitably leads to employee infantilisation