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Employment law: What we learnt in 2017

As we all prepare for the year ahead it's a good time to reflect on what we learnt in 2017

Power dynamics: Managing change in an organisation

Complicated human power relationships can enable or restrict changes in organisational practice

Adequate duty of care for the globally mobile

?Employers are legally obligated to ensure the health, wellbeing and safety of each employee?. But what about those who work overseas?

Making it stick: Top retention tips

We examine a variety of steps employers can take after the Christmas break to motivate and hold on to staff

Five employment law predictions for 2018

?In an era of constant change it's almost impossible to predict how the next year will unfold. But here are some insights into what 2018 could have in store for the employment landscape

HRD’s pocket guide to... competition law

Our latest pocket guide explores the finer points of competition law

Gender pay reporting: Take action now

Employers with significant pay gaps could see their employee recruitment and retention severely impacted if they aren’t able to explain the actions they’re taking to address the gap

The future of recruitment

Predictive and prescriptive analytics can enable organisations to create recruiting decisions that are data-driven, consistent, and more efficient

The pitfalls of coaching on the fly

Quick-fire coaching has its place but is fast becoming the norm as opposed to reflective and insightful coaching discussions

Nudge theory: Key findings

Some interesting research from the world of behavioural economics

Designing your office around the five senses

Why human interaction matters more than ever in an age of digitisation

What will 2018 bring for HR?

How should we manage our practices as the world around us continues to change?