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Why data is all about the people

WDS chief people officer David Bowes on why HR data is all about the people

HR the Communicator: the new world of influence

Ten years from the launch of HR Most Influential, HR should claim the marketing top spot

Recognising the value of intangible assets

Is money really the most important thing an employer can offer?

Why social networking carries more risk than you realise

As millions of users of dating website Ashley Madison lay awake sweating about who will be reading the now freely available data on their indiscretions, those who use more innocent-seeming social...

The six types of CEO

Are you stuck with the wrong type of CEO? Or wary of having difficult conversations? CEO confidant Steve Tappin explains how to identify and interact with leaders.

Natalie Bickford: Women are struggling to re-enter the world of work

Women who want to re-enter the world of work after having children are struggling, and business needs to do something about it

James Caan: It’s about time we close the soft skills gap

Debating the importance of academic qualifications compared to life experience

Mind the gap: Gender pay reporting

From 2016 companies will have to publish gender pay gap data

Flexible working should be for the many, not the few

Forget the misconception that flexible working is a benefit reserved only for the career mum. The working practice should be extended to all employees and discussed early on in the hiring process in...

The genetics of leadership

CHRNB3 gene associated with how likely a person is to be found occupying a leadership position

Pensions education in the workplace

With so many changes to the pensions landscape in 2015, HR professionals must take guidance from the government as they look to further engage employees with their workplace pensions.

The war on modern slavery

The introduction of the Modern Slavery Act is a chance for organisations and their HR functions to do more than simply comply