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The benefits of treating HR systems as products

HR doesn't subject its systems to as much scrutiny as it does more visible products. Perhaps it should

Case study: Centralising HR data processes at Avon

Operating in 60 countries made harmonising HR data processes and binning legacy systems tricky

An HRD's view on Brexit

David Frost, group HR and OD director of Produce World, on the impact of Brexit

The employee view: mental health support

How Lloyds supports good mental health through line manager training and an inclusive culture

Byron Hamburgers: what it means for other businesses

What should businesses make of stricter illegal working penalties and increasing Home Office audits?

What does Brexit mean for HR?

How will Britain’s decision to leave the EU affect HR? We explore the standout issues for firms

UK automotive recruitment needs a rethink

To change perceptions of the industry big changes must be made to pay, working hours and diversity

Expat safety: What to do when…

We examine real-life, dangerous scenarios to find out what expat safety lessons can be learned

The LGBT community and expat assignments

Top tips on ensuring LGBT employees aren't left out of the global mobility equation and are fully supported to move overseas

Fixing the inefficiencies in global mobility operations

Organising an international move is so complicated, but it doesn’t need to be

Keeping staff safe when lone working

Yesterday marked 30 years since estate agent Suzy Lamplugh disappeared after leaving her office to meet an unknown client. So what can employers do to keep staff safe at external meetings?

Women and global mobility: view from the ground

We ask four women for their take on international assignments and global mobility opportunities for women