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Video: Sandy Begbie on technical expertise in HR

Our new video series explores the views of those on the HR Most Influential rankings

Is it ethical to track employee behaviour?

Some think behaviour tracking benefits both employer and employee, while others warn of unscrupulous use

Lack of STEM skills causes firms to compromise hires

58% of firms have compromised on a hire because they couldn't find quality STEM talent in their area

Define 'work' and 'personal' time to avoid burnout

Not separating work and personal time can cause extreme stress and lead to burnouts

Home secretary announces crackdown on work visas

Companies may also be made to reveal how many international workers they have on their payroll

Harness the new skills of MBA graduates or risk losing them

Most MBA graduates want to progress with their current employer, but many feel confident to go it alone

Working Families' top 30 employers revealed

Firms including Deloitte, EY, Citi, and American Express made 2016's list

FTSE 350 boards lack technology expertise

Only a minority of FTSE 350 companies have a dedicated digital or technology representative on their board

Employers failing to support mental health issues

Despite mental health issues being commonplace, workplaces are not providing enough support

Men given more 'workplace flexibility' than women

Men said they work an average of six hours per week flexibly, compared to three hours for women

Brexit will cause talent shortages

The professional services industry is most at risk of a shortage of talent

Blunkett: Leaders must be comfortable with difference and challenge

At a RES Forum Symposium David Blunkett explored the importance of inclusive leadership and the danger of 'tolerating'