We're all about the contradictions this week in the newsflash. What do you think? To remote or not?

Nick White looks at the impact HR can make in our new hybrid environment.

Are you considering using Agile principles in your instructional design efforts? Check out this guide to the innovative practice of Agile instructional design.

Evelyn Long looks at how to improve mental health provision in an industry often overlooked.

Alastair Pearce continues his series about working with creatives, this time focusing on 'Molotov'. 

Chris Jay explains how training customer facing staff to be more aware of disability can help businesses access a new customer group.

The CIPD’s One Million Chances campaign aims to create a million opportunities for young people to help them connect to the world of work.

Silo working, equality, learning loss and more in the week's newsflash.

Kate, Jo and Jon discuss innovation myths, acquisitions, languishing, the 2040 office and more. 

Claudine Charles looks at the future of post-pandemic blended learning.

Looking to reduce employee turnover now that we’re entering a post pandemic era? Explore these five employee recruitment and retention tips for help. 

Ed Bernacki wonders how long we'll all be staying at home.

Dr Carl Friedel urges us to look to diversity of thought in our teams to ensure successful problem solving.

Shona Smart looks at some of the most effective ways to execute a third sector learning strategy.

It's all about the employee this week in the newsflash (as it should be).

Business coach and leadership expert Jo Howes talks to Diya Hofman, head of project management at BBC Creative for the latest in her video series.

Richard Bird makes the case for a tech-led look at making the haulage industry less stressful.

The pandemic has shown how important CSR is to organisational success. Here Adam Weinger shows how to grow that culture in the future.

Jeremy Blain shares an excerpt from his new book The Inner CEO in which illustrates our need for a new leadership approach in our changing times.

Thomas Giles talks about the benefits of genuine kindness, from his new book of the same name.