Series five of the HR Most Influential Podcast has officially begun! Three Hills' Tim Pointer shares his insights.

An employment tribunal has awarded £450k to a senior NHS director after he was unfairly dismissed and subjected to race discrimination, following a flawed disciplinary process.

It’s time for HR leaders to better manage speed versus uncertainty, argues Becci Gould, offering a framework for success.

Learning that an employee has been arrested can be unsettling, particularly when they are high-performing or well-regarded. 

Snow and ice have disrupted travel across the UK, with train and flight cancellations leaving many commuters unable to get to work yesterday (5 January).

Continuing our series of predictions as to what HR leaders can expect this coming year, three commentators address the risks of employee monitoring, the rise of AI and HR’s increasing value to the...

A growing number of organisations are coming to realise that they already employ the talent they’re struggling to recruit. The problem is that the realisation is often dawning too late.

As podcasts become an increasingly valuable part of the training tool mix, Simon Kent weighs the pros and cons.

Work-based fatigue caused a Southern Railway train to crash into the buffer stops at London Bridge station last year, the rail safety watchdog has found.

What can HR leaders expect in 2026? Commentators offer their predictions about retention, authenticity and recruitment.

Spotify’s chief HR officer, Anna Lundström, spoke exclusively to HR magazine about how the music streaming giant is preparing its workplace for the future, by harnessing a culture of innovation and...