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Opinion | AI might slim BT's workforce, but at what cost to people and reputation?
BT CEO's AI comments raise questions about long-term risks to trust and...
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‘Stronger workplace culture’ | Volunteering schemes - HR's secret weapon for staff engagement
Employers are turning to volunteering schemes to tackle disengagement, address burnout,...
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10 Downing Street | What the UK's most famous office highlights about the RTO debate
A LinkedIn post about the working conditions at 10 Downing Street highlight the core...
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Lineker vs. BBC | HR shouldn't be building a case file from employees' social media
Gary Lineker's departure from the BBC is the latest high-profile example of how social media can end...
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Colleague clashes | Arguing workers could be healthy for culture, but only if HR is vigilant
If people are angry about poor performance or bad behaviour, doesn't that suggest they care?
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'Free of jargon' | HR's got a PR problem - comms skills are the answer
Becoming great communicators can help HR teams drive awareness, appreciation, and engagement with their...
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Sarcastic smileys | Emojis in the workplace... :) or :(?
A body language expert recently warned the Wall Street Journal that conflicting interpretations of emojis...
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'Gen Z Express' | Letting teenagers drive trains isn't a crisis - it's common sense
The decision to lower the minimum age for train drivers from 20 to 18 has triggered an all-too-familiar...
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Returnship | To 'Get Britain Working', employers must offer vocational support programmes
Clinical and vocational rehab support can help employees return to work following mental or physical...
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Tackling toxicity | Why employers must learn from the NHS Lothian 'toxic culture' report
The recent independent review into NHS Lothian's women's services is a sobering reminder that even...
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Yoga & icebergs | Why employers must heed WEF's £9trillion wellbeing warning
'You will not yoga your way out of structural issues in the organisation,' says Oxford Professor of...
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Anthropic's warning | Hold up… is HR really ready for AI employees?
Executives and tech vendors are ramping up calls for workers to work alongside AI agents and virtual...
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Opinion | In the wake of the Supreme Court ruling, the 'human' in 'HR' matters even more
HR must support workers after Supreme Court's ruling on biological sex...
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RTO reluctance | Are free lunches enough to fix return-to-office hesitancy?
One of the latest firms to hit the headlines over RTO (return to office) plans is WPP which, in a bid...
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LinkedIn Top 25 | To rank or not to rank: Are 'top employer' lists a big deal?
LinkedIn has named the '25 best large employers to grow your career in the UK' for 2025...
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Trump's tariffs | Why leaders must talk openly with staff about distressing headlines
Be visible and be vulnerable with employees to prevent concerning headlines from impacting wellbeing,...
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Leadership | Heathrow CEO went to bed as closure crisis unfolded - is that OK?
Heathrow's CEO - paid £3.2m last year - went to bed before his deputy made a controversial decision...
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Redundancies | Why HR always seems to be the first job to go - and why that's a mistake
The recent announcement that 10,000 civil service roles will be axed, primarily from so-called “back...
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Jamie Laing | 'I'm proud of you' - four words we should hear more of at work?
Jamie Laing's remarkable ultra-marathon efforts have sparked an outpouring of sincerity that we should...
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'You must stay at home' | How the COVID lockdown changed HR for better and worse
Five years ago, HR leaders scrambled to adapt to a new way of working. What lessons (if any) have we...
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