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HR metrics
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HR can help deliver better business performance in the long term through workforce planning

Workforce planning should be a core process of HR in order to help build sustainable organisation performance, according to a new CIPD guide.

David Woods

News

08 Jun 2010

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Movers
Movers

People on the move: National Lottery Commission

Joy Watkins joins the National Lottery Commission as director of resources.

David Woods

News

02 Jan 2009

Mental health

Why stress can be bad for your firm's health

Work-related stress is a serious problem that is best tackled before difficult legal problems arise, suggests Janet Gaymer

News

01 Feb 2002

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Pay and reward
Pay and reward

Isn't it time to move on from the debate about whether HR is strategic enough?

If HR wants to be taken seriously at the top table, it needs to stop talking about being strategic and get on with it.

Arvind Hickman

Features

07 Aug 2013

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other content

The public sector has lost its appeal for private-sector jobseekers

Fewer people now plan to move from the private sector into a public-sector job than in 2009.

David Woods

News

05 Mar 2010

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Coaching
Coaching

Encourage a culture of honesty and curiosity and watch performance improve

At work, managers are always looking for ways to get the best from their employees in order to generate performance improvements. So what drives behaviour change? Is it fear or honesty?

Sue Stockdale

Features

09 Feb 2010

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other content

SMEs claim HR red tape ties up so much of their time they neglect core activities necessary for survival

Small businesses claim crucial areas such as new business development and customer service are suffering as a result of time spent managing HR issues.

David Woods

News

02 Feb 2010

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HR metrics
HR metrics

HR magazine launches website to celebrate Most Influential practitioners and thinkers in HR

HR magazine has launched a dedicated website for its annual ranking of the Most Influential practitioners and thinkers in the sector.

Siân Harrington

News

24 May 2010

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Pay and reward
Pay and reward

UK has lowest annual employee costs per head in Western Europe

Employers in the UK have the lowest cost per employee per annum anywhere in Western Europe, according to Towers Watson’s annual Global 50 Remuneration Planning Report.

David Woods

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01 Aug 2012

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Pay and reward

KPMG boosts staff bonuses after profits jump 27%

Professional services firm KPMG has announced it is increasing its staff bonus pool by 20% after restoring profits following the "first and toughest" year of a three-year turnaround plan.

Tom Newcombe

News

16 Dec 2013

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