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Young people priced out of internships

The Sutton Trust is urging employers to pay interns the National Minimum Wage, publicly advertise positions, and make recruitment processes fair

Employers must go beyond awareness-raising on mental health

Organisations must go beyond awareness-raising and start taking more practical action to tackle mental illness, according to mental health campaigners Jonny Benjamin and Neil Laybourn

North and Midlands most exposed to automation-related job losses

The government must target the UK's regions differently and provide opportunities for retraining

HR salaries grow faster than national average

Advertised salaries in HR grew by 2.6% since the end of 2016, outstripping national average growth of 2.3%

Take our survey: Why aren't you CEO yet?

What holds HR professionals back from striving for the top spot? We find out

Parents holding tech career ambitions back

CSR has a key role to play in ensuring parents' lack of confidence online doesn't hold their children back

Don't wait for legal change to stamp out harassment

Gender discrimination is bad for women and bad for business, so it’s time to create real change

Are you finding time for value-add HR?

65% of HR professionals at mid-tier firms are struggling to spend any time working on value-add initiatives

Most employees have witnessed sexism at work

Research finds gender discrimination is rife at work as business community reacts to Presidents Club harassment revelations.

Analytics on employee benefits still lacking

Businesses advised to analyse data at their disposal, such as claims, absences or health risk assessments

Beware the H&W generational divide

?Employers should stay up-to-date with changing attitudes towards health in the workplace, according to founder of Well Aware Rebecca Fairbrother

Talent strategies not fit for fourth industrial revolution

?Executives don't believe their organisations have the right talent to succeed in the fourth industrial revolution