HR magazine would like to
congratulate the Royal College of Nursing on winning the Gold Award for 2011
J U N E 2 0 1 1 M A Y 2 0 1 1 INTERVIEW At Thomson Reuters ‘the
Integrator’ isn’t taking it easy FINANCIAL EDUCATION
You know it makes cents... Get it
right, from debt to pensions A (VERY) DIFFERENT SLANT
Convincing sceptical C-suite heroes to see the HR light
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INTERVIEW Hakkasan CEONiall Howard:
humanisinghaute cuisine RECRUITING THE BEST
The war for talent is global. Should you hire ex-pats or
stick with locals? HEALTH ANDWELLBEING SUPPLEMENT
Break out of the silo – your employees’ health in your hands
Life after Barings
In 1995, Nick Leeson brought down his workplace in dramatic fashion. Little has
changed in high finance, he tells us exclusively – and the HR challenges remain
Who’s the fairest?
Marketing glamorous, HR dull? As top jobs increasingly go to high-flyers outside the charmed circle, we wonder if good governance is being sacrificed for glitz
A P R I L 2 0 1 1 INTERVIEW London Overground’s HRD:
how to keep staff on track FUN AND GAMES
Olympic sponsorship can boost
employee engagement A DIFFERENT SLANT
What’s next for HR – Dave Ulrich reads the runes
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F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 1 INTERVIEW
HMV’s head of HR is confident the entertainment giant
will prove the critics wrong HR VISION
Is HR losing its position as talent champion? FROM THE TOP
The boss of
Match.com on encouraging office cupids
Public execution
It’s not tinkering about, it’s a revolution. Things will never be the same again in the public sector and beleagured HRDs are struggling to find a panacea
8 HR Excellence Awards July 2010
Is this how you see the jobless?
Feckless, lazy and not interested in work: this is how many view the long-term unemployed. But is that fair? HR goes undercover to seek out the truth
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