Running HR as a Business
Julie Sharp of Bank of Ireland discusses mastering challenges in the financial sector and how the bank’s journey to success has depended on its people. By the Editors Julie Sharp,…
global-summer-2016
Great Scot(land)!
The 2016 HRO Today Forum EMEA heads to Edinburgh: a preview of must-see events. By Christa Elliott What falls out of the Talent Cloud? Get ready to find out! This…
India In The 21st Century
The world’s fastest growing economy offers HR both opportunities and challenges. By Michael Switow Five and a half years ago, as India was undergoing a start-up boom, five human resources…
China’s ‘New Normal’
Does slower growth mean lower wages? By Michael Switow For top talent, the scales may be beginning to tilt in China. Whilst many candidates can still name their price, industry…
Sharing Success
Winners of the HRO Today Forum APAC Awards discuss their greatest achievements. By Belinda Sharr HRO Today recognises the best and brightest HR professionals -we annually honour those who have…
Know Your Market
A look at the challenges of global recruitment -and how to ensure the effective management of worldwide workers. By Belinda Sharr Global recruitment can be a challenge, with different regions…
Big Rewards
Organisations are leveraging recognition programmes to drive productivity and results By Russ Banham As the impact of recognition programmes has grown in recent years, so has the framework behind rewarding…
HRO STA Update: Worried About Pokemon Go Drivers? Just wait for HRO Today Go
By D. Zachary Misko Technologies that enhance our lives, personally and professionally, continue to emerge every day. I don’t know that Pokemon Go enhances everyone’s lives, but it certainly has…
Editor’s Letter: Recognising Greatness
By Belinda Sharr Everyone likes to be acknowledged for their accomplishments. Studies have showed that recognition improves employees’ morale, retention, Hand engagement. No matter where workers are in the world,…
CEO’s Letter: Two Thousand Years Before Article 50
By Elliot Clark Two thousand seventy one years ago, Julius Caesar launched his first expedition to invade the British Isles. As usual, Rome was looking for hostages, tribute, and diplomatic…
