CIPD Voice articles
Ill health-related job loss: radical reform to inspire radical change?
Rachel Suff sets out the Government’s consultation, ‘Health is everyone’s business’
5 Sep 2019
CIPD Voice - Issue 20
Read articles on the Government's consultation: 'Health is everyone's business', the labour market, the 'Good Work Plan', executive pay in the UK, the essential skills framwork and embracing automation in the workplace.
Issue 20
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Sharp increase in non-EU workers ease recruitment difficulties in short-term
Gerwyn Davies takes a look at the latest Labour Market Outlook amongst the back-drop of the Home Secretary’s statement on free movement in post-Brexit Britain
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Good Work Plan – Consultation proposals to support Families
Claire McCartney sets out the consultation into family friendly policies.
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Top pay in the UK
CEOs are out-earning the average worker by 117 times – Charles Cotton asks if this is justified
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New legislation to improve how variable hours workers are managed
Ben Willmott points to good people management as the key for making flexibility work for both parties
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'Human' skills to be included in new 'essential skills framework'
The world of work is changing, but what does that really mean for our workforce? Amie Evans argues that the skills we will need for the future are human
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No robots please, we're British
Jon Boys argues that we need to work with automation, embracing it as a change like organisations would any other
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