Of these subjects, which is most important to you?

The CIPD identified these 10 areas of HR and are providing seminars on all of them at their conference later this month. Editor Charlie Duff will be there to soak up the atmosphere, bring you coverage and hopefully meet with as many of you as possible along the way.

In the meantime, let us know which area of HR is most important to you in our poll.

Employee relations
14% (9 votes)
Performance and reward
8% (5 votes)
Service delivery and information
2% (1 vote)
Learning and talent development
12% (8 votes)
Employee engagement
29% (19 votes)
Resourcing and talent planning
6% (4 votes)
Leading and managing the human resources function
14% (9 votes)
Organisational design
5% (3 votes)
Strategy, insights and solutions
6% (4 votes)
Organisational development
6% (4 votes)
Total votes: 66

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Editor's Welcome

 

Hello! And welcome back as we enter 2012, with a busy year ahead of us all. With talk of double-dip recessions, a possible partial or even full break-up of the Eurozone and unemployment rates set to hit nearly 9%, topics such as organisational streamlining, staff resilience and talent management are likely to be on many an HR professional's lips over the next 12 months.
 
But to lighten the gloom here in the UK, we also have the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and its attendant public holidays to look forward to at the start of June. Followed by two weeks of Olympic Games from 27 July to 12 August and the Paralympics from 29 August to 9 September, each generating their own excitement, but also issues to work through for hard-pressed HR departments trying to sort out the multifarious staffing issues in advance.
 
So with an interesting but challenging year to come, HRZone promises to be with you, supporting you all the way and providing our usual insightful blend of news, analysis, community blogs and expert comment to help you sort the wheat from the chaff. As ever, we love to hear from you too so feel free to either post your words of wisdom to our blog section yourself or, in the case of longer, more in-depth ‘expert voice’ articles, drop me a line with any ideas to cath.everett@siftmedia.co.uk.....
 
Cath Everett
HRZone Editor 
 
 
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