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How Anchor embraces change

Rather than adapting to change as it comes, Anchor is actively preparing for it

Looking to 2020 – key challenges for HR

Organisations must consider macro-economic and political risks, talent and skills shortages, diversity and the retirement agenda

What's the evidence for... absence management?

When it comes to managing absence data isn't enough. We also need to know why people are absent

Patrick Wright: What makes CHROs successful

CHRO success comes from two competencies: the ability to connect with people, and with the business

What does 2016 hold for global mobility professionals?

Key focus areas include policy review and implementation, pursuit of operational enhancements, and compliance

How to get promoted to a top HR role

Think about ‘how to get promoted’ as an essential leadership skill and develop a game plan

Women must use their social capital to get to the top

Women must be supported to realise that visibility, trust and acceptance are all critical to promotional success

We need a better gender balance in IT

Businesses can become stilted if everyone has the same background. A mixture of skills is needed

Where are the internships for older workers?

If we are going to work into our seventies then it is likely we will need to or want to try something new

Lessons from the cricket pitch: recovering from a setback

Professional athletes draw strength from games they lost to triumph in the next match – you should too

Three ways women can negotiate a better deal for themselves in business

This International Women's Day, Kathleen O'Connor advises women how to use their skills to negotiate

Criminal offences outside work: what can employers do?

The Adam Johnson case highlights the issue of when to dismiss an employee charged with or convicted of an offence