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Two-thirds of employers have received no Fit for Work info

More than two in three (68%) employers said they had not received any official communications regarding the Fit for Work service

How to use data in health and wellbeing

Big data on employee health and wellbeing might be just what the doctor ordered – here's how to get it right

Case study: internships at digital design agency Clearleft

Inadequate training at university means employers must take matters into their own hands – and reap the rewards

Alternative models for healthcare: The HR impact

With the NHS under increasing pressure, the UK may soon be in need of a different model for healthcare

The HR challenges of a truly global world

Interested in taking on an international HR role? Here's some issues you may need to consider

It's time to back recruitment industry accreditation

Since government licensing ended in 1994 the recruitment industry has been without a binding standard

The model global HRD CV

In a perfect world a model global HR director's CV might look something like this

How to be a world-class HRD

As organisations become more international HR's job gets harder. Here's how to utilise your people skills for a global-level HR role

HR Technology Guide 2015: Putting people at the heart of automation

With a third of UK jobs at high risk of automation within 20 years, HR magazine explores the people side of HR technology

Putting the 'human' back into human capital

Digital is becoming a liberator of human capital. But as it does it demands new leadership qualities from executives

Corporate UK has a problem when it comes to work space

We need to think very cleverly about how we work – are we using space and facilities most effectively?

Senior management don't have all the answers, nor should they

Collaborative, empowered teams often come up with the best ideas, and the right culture supports them