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Organisations must prepare for rapid pace of change

Changing age demographics, pensions changes and technology are all radically reshaping the workplace

Case study: Training for EQ at ING Group

Trust in banks is low, but greater levels of EQ among employees could help win it back

Video: Brenda Morris on productivity, using data, and the National Living Wage

Technology

Brenda Morris, UK general manager for Kronos Systems, explains how the NLW might affect HR

London is the “soft power capital of the world”

Its ability to attract and develop leaders, also known as 'soft power', means its executive alumni are more internationally diverse

Executive buy-in of “huge importance” to comms strategy

Jane Lawrence discusses winning the HR Excellence Award for most effective communications strategy

How to help with the refugee crisis

No-one can avoid seeing the terrible conditions faced by refugees. Here's how businesses can help

Gender equality in 25 years: doubling women's digital fluency

Accenture’s digital fluency model measures how digitally active women are compared with men

Hiring intentions in Britain "strongest since 2007"

Every region in the UK is optimistic about hiring, with the East, South West and London particularly so

Non-EU workers: You can't always get who you want

Limiting non-EU workers to control immigration may push employers into action that won't benefit the UK

92% say redesigning their organisation is the priority

For the first time in two years leadership is no longer the most pressing concern for UK organisations

Top HR career tip: understand where HR sits in the business

Talent

HR thought leaders including Neil Morrison and Jeremy Campbell discuss HR's role on the board

No easy answers on LGBT approach overseas

The issue of how to approach LGBT inclusion in global territories has no clear-cut solution