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James Gregory

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How to prepare for the disruptive HR revolution

Over the last few decades, HR has been afflicted by bad press. Labelled with questionable misnomers like “human remains,” it’s suffered from employees and board members’ lack of faith in its: Business acumen Financial capability Global perspective Customer focus In short, it’s not been perceived as adding value to an organisation, but rather as a cost. Sweeping changes […]

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freeLearning — how learning can bring the fight to modern slavery

Modern slavery is still a huge ongoing global issue, with 20 to 30 million people still estimated to be enslaved in 161 countries worldwide, and 20 new suspected victims found in the UK just this morning. The Modern Slavery Act 2015 requires all businesses with a turnover of over £36 million to publish a statement setting out […]

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Live and Let Comply — How compliance training can be improved

As a teenager I applied for a job as a cashier at a major high-street pharmacy. The first round of assessment, with compliance in mind, was an online quiz on good practices and ethics. We had thirty statements and had to give a true or false answer to each. One of the statements was: True […]

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How to make corporate risk analysis the life of the party

I have a friend called Ed. He is smart, alert and doesn’t try too hard to be funny. Separate to this, he is a Reinsurance Analyst. No-one knows what a Reinsurance Analyst is, few care to find out. This creates a quandary because he likes his job, it’s interesting and he wants to talk about […]

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We are but blockheads!

To anyone who doubts the great pace of human accomplishment, I give you this anecdote: I had to spend a bank holiday reading the works of a 16th century French philosopher to impress a Welsh girl.

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