As workplaces face ever-more disruption, they need to be ever-more 'human' argues Alex Schwartz: Read more
When extraverts and introverts collide – new lessons in conflict
In most workplaces today, it has (quite rightly) become the accepted norm that there can be no room for certain types of conflict – that is anything which … Read more
Why HR shouldn’t forget about workplace bullying
The elephant in the room is still workplace bullying, says Manuela Valera. Here's why she says it mustn't be brushed under the carpet: Read more
How to develop a culture of quiet thrivers
Forget 'quiet quitting'; HRDs should be creating working practices where staff want to be 'quiet thrivers'. Here's how... Read more
DE&…I don’t think you mean it: What your interview process says about your firm’…
Most company's recruitment processes are at odds with their proclamations about DE&I, argues Donald Knight: Read more
What demand for four-day workweeks tells us about PTO
If staff already fail to take the time off they're already owed, four-day weeks will make PTO even more useless, says Rob Whalen Read more
It’s time to be a ‘High-Res’ HRD (and not to blow your chance either)
New research from Accenture suggests the moment has come for HRDs to get noticed. But, are they ready to finally step up, or will they blow the best chance … Read more
The job ad that was too much of a ‘hit’; IT workers refuse to implement staff monitoring
In this week's HR news round-up, a spoof job ad could land one respondent in very hot water; plus why IT staff aren't playing ball with staff monitoring requests Read more
Is egg-freezing an ‘anti-family’ perk?
How time flies. It’s almost ten years since Facebook famously made headlines globally, when it announced it was offering (what was then), a very unusual … Read more
AI: Worrying about it is futile, but fear not – it won’t destroy jobs
Last week industrial-organizational psychologist, Eric Sydell gave us his assessment of AI. Today, Raghav Singh responds with his take on it for HRDs: Read more