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CIPD ACE 2023: 'A bolder future for the people profession' | Ruth Holmes

The CIPD’s 76th annual conference and exhibition is underway in Manchester. Attracting thousands of HR, learning and development and people professionals, the event is a hub of knowledge-sharing of direct relevance to global mobility, international talent and DEI managers, and business leaders.
United Kingdom Daniel Susskind Nicolas Hamilton Barbara Banda Membership Community Marks Spencer

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Miguel Abreu with Andrew Woolbright

How did the show “The Poet-Engineers” come about? When I think of the Lower East Side, and I think about its difference and the texture of it, I think about Miguel Abreu Gallery, and I think about that show, in particular. It’s a show that still stays with me and I still consider and think about. And I think part of the reason is it really articulated a philosophy or it believed in an exhibition that was a way forward, or an examination of the present, or a series of possibilities...
France General New York United States United Kingdom Pamela Rosenkranz Reza Negarestani

Insurance Industry Leaders Convene at Bottomline Legal

Insurance Industry Leaders Convene at Bottomline Legal Spend Management Customer Insights Exchange May 25, 2021 11:00 ET | Source: Bottomline Technologies, Inc. Bottomline Technologies, Inc. Portsmouth, New Hampshire, UNITED STATES PORTSMOUTH, N.H., May 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bottomline (NASDAQ: EPAY), a leading provider of financial technology that makes complex business payments simple, smart and secure, today announced the successful clos...
Daniel Susskind Jacqueline Powell John Kelly John Stevens Tony Rivera Economics At Balliol College

Can a new Beveridge fix a broken welfare state?

Can a new Beveridge fix a broken welfare state? Readers respond to John Harris’s article about how the coronavirus pandemic has exposed the weaknesses of Britain’s welfare structures William Beveridge, pictured in 1943. Photograph: IWM/Getty Images/IWM via Getty Images William Beveridge, pictured in 1943. Photograph: IWM/Getty Images/IWM via Getty Images Letters Wed 24 Feb 2021 13.32 EST Last modified on Wed 24 Feb 2021 14.37 EST Daniel Suskind, in A World Without Work, advocates a payme...
United Kingdom John Lawrence Alan Walker Daniel Suskind John Harris University Of Sheffield

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