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Using the right language in learning
Michelle Parry-Slater explains why making assumptions around people's understanding of words and ind...
Quiet firing: a red flag for workplace culture
Dan Buckley explains what happens when managers edge employees out and how HR teams can avoid it...
Skills matching, retention and future planning: lessons from defence recruitment
Following the announcement of the government’s graduate guarantee for nurses and midwives, Andrew Cu...
Workplace investigations: reaching conclusions and making recommendations
Katie Russell explains how investigators can legally and ethically assess the evidence they’ve gathe...
TfL’s ‘headphones on’ campaign highlights the benefits of sensory inclusion
Embedding inclusive practices is not just the right thing to do – it is a strategic driver of perfor...
AI and the future of learning: why a people-led response is key
As businesses and individuals grapple with AI, valuable lessons are already emerging that can inform...
‘HR beware – shadow organisations are shaping your workplace’
Grappling with the informal networks and unwritten rules that form workplace culture is essential fo...
Fearmongering over employment rights bill is unnecessarily panicking employers
Opposition to the legislation is causing needless anxiety. For responsible businesses, the reforms o...
What businesses can do to support disabled older people into jobs
Many older workers with disabilities face unnecessary barriers to work, but they can be hugely valua...
‘AI won’t lead to mass redundancies – what’s happening is way more exciting’
Fears of widespread workplace disruption are overblown, says Josh Bersin. Instead, technology is res...