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Calculated risk Changing legacy processes in HR at Lloyd's of London


Honey trap Are on-site benefits creating always-on workplaces?


Speak the same language We explain what common analytics terms mean


March 2019 April 2019 01 02 03 04 05


Word on the street Brand advocacy and mutuality at giffgaff


The stress mess Our exclusive research reveals the cost of stress in HR


Meeting of minds Matthew Taylor debates work with professor Cary Cooper


Dark dealings 06 07 08 09 10


Murky morals 11 12 13 14 15


Clouded vision 16


MBAs have been the mainstay of exec education for decades, but is their content and structure fit for purpose in today's world?


Harassment haze


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Direct message Treating employees like customers at Direct Line Group


Can-do attitude Is DIY learning and development the next big thing?


Go for gold We reveal the HR Excellence Awards 2019 shortlist


May 2019 June 2019


Full of beans Kraft Heinz's ambitious people and growth plans


Loaded language The wording used in job ads can perpetuate bias


Putting the world to rights Matthew Taylor in conversation with O2's Ann Pickering


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Tongue-tied Racial inequality is rife in the


workplace, but leaders and HR are often ignorant of or silent on the


problem. It's time for the profession to listen, understand and act


Have you seen engagement?


Many agree engagement is vital, but when it comes to picking it out of a line-up the concept can prove an elusive, perhaps mythical, beast


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Aim for the Eurostars HR has kept trains moving despite strikes and Brexit


Gold standard We reveal the winners of the 2019 HR Excellence Awards


Hard act to follow Followership is a neglected but vital area of leadership


July - August 2019 September 2019


It's a record Network Homes' two-times award-winning HRD


Thinking outside the box The power of intersectional D&I


Setting a precedent Pimlico Plumbers' CEO on his gig economy legal battle


Still not your area?


Time is running out to save our planet. So green issues can no longer be ignored by HR


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