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Employers should offer training to semi-skilled workers

Organisations should ensure they offer development opportunities to semi-skilled workers, according to Debi Bell, head of HR services for drain specialist Lanes Group

Universities not preparing young people for work

The British Chamber of Commerce has called for a rethink of the education system

Leaders must embrace storytelling

INSEAD professor Gianpiero Petriglieri on the changing dynamics of leadership

Half of employees not willing to raise concerns about misconduct

A third said their line manager rewarded good results even if ethically questionable practices were used

How Kuoni Travel implemented a fresh EVP

HR magazine speaks to Ivan Walter, CEO of GTA division of Kuoni Travel

Hot topic: Extension of Shared Parental Leave, part two

Older people have been given the right to take time off to help care for their grandchildren

Only one in five think stress is acceptable reason for time off

Researchers found only 17% of people considered broader mental health issues as a reason not to go to work

Five big ideas from Thinkers50

The top management thinkers gathered in London yesterday – and HR magazine listened in

Racial harassment prevalent in UK workplaces

The results of the largest ever survey of attitudes towards race at work contain some troubling findings

More high earners working part-time than ever before

Timewise has released the 2015 Power Part Time list, which includes a record number of men

Veronica Hope-Hailey: building trust is key to meaning

Leaders must swiftly respond to ethical crises and rebuild trust in business, says Veronica Hope-Hailey

Striking a balance between absenteeism and presenteeism

Academic research contains advice for practitioners on managing absence and presenteeism