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The doubters | 'At this stage in my career, people assume I have it all figured out,' Hanna Fletcher, HR Generalist
The mid-life can be a whirling pot of confidence knocks and a growing feeling of imposter syndrome; HR...
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Flying solo | Is 'reward' HR's loneliest job?
Reward professionals are reporting heightened loneliness - HR Grapevine talks to those on the shopfloor...
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Working mums | 'Motherhood gave me lessons in HR leadership'
Many senior HR leaders are juggling motherhood and their roles; the two aren't always so different. To...
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Five years on | HR lockdown stories from the frontline
Covid hit HR leaders in many ways - as the people hub it was their job to furlough staff, manage ill-health,...
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A tick-box? | Assessing the 'mood music' - are employee surveys the right tool?
Are employee surveys still useful? Do they need to be anonymous? Is there any point if the data is not...
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Neurodiversity and me | 'My working memory is terrible' - Caroline Bixby, Chief People Officer talks ADHD
Being diagnosed with ADHD later in life can make sense of things; Caroline Bixby, Chief People Officer...
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IWD | What's the secret to HR success as a woman?
From taking risks, to being clear on your 'why' to being prepared to put your wellies on and wade...
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Ti points to Denmark | Why Nordic employees have never been happier
The Danes work less hours then us, are far richer and report being happy with their work. Why is the...
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The fun police? | We're all going on an 'away day' - but is it going to wind up at an Employment Tribunal?
'Away days' are making a come back. HR Grapevine reports on how to get them right and deliver some fun...
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Hands-off | Blanket bans on workplace relationships may seem the solution but often aren't
'No likey no lighty' - the world of romance is complex and hard to police - should concerned employers...
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Second-class citizens | Is HR a 'dirty word'?
Is being an HR professional still delivered with an apology or have re-branded efforts and fancy titles...
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Glow-up | How apprenticeships got stylish and in vogue once more
To mark National Apprenticeship Week (10-16 February) HR Grapevine reports on the rising popularity in...
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‘And smile’ | Does it matter if you are 'happy' at work?
Being happy at work is often touted as the 'holy grail' of career fulfillment but does it matter?
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HR 2024 highlights | The year in HR as told by the CPOs of British business
The CPOs of the RNLI, Pure Data Centres Group, Costa Coffee, Mollie's Motel & Diner, and Fever-Tree...
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Tax hikes | The productivity drain that's denting UK plc
Workers are being hit by four productivity taxes - overwhelmed by collaborative tech tools, being poorly...
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Burnout | The silent work killer that's ravaging workplaces once more
Burnout is rife and a reason so many employees are taking time off work to manage the issues; HR Grapevine...
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Digging deep | “I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work” - how corporates are teaching resilience
Resilience is a crucial skill for employees operating in today's fast paced world but the question is...
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Perk-less | Flexible working is no longer a 'reward' but a mainstay of modern working culture
Over half of professionals would only consider working for an employee that offers flexible working -...
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Russian roulette | Redundancy - a game of high stakes
Redundancy can be crippling both mentally and financially. It's hard to appear unscathed from its shackles....
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On the slide | Holding onto an entrepreneurial spirit requires some HR legs and a dogged pursuit of culture
Putting the brakes on the steady seep of corporateness is hard to achieve but with some focus keeping...
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