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Rob Moss
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Editorial Director, Personnel Today
Kent County
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environment,Politics courts., indigenous communities business, police
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By Rob Moss Verified| Personnel Today Verified The European Court of Human Rights has unanimously rejected a legal challenge by Sir Philip Green to stop parliamentary privilege being used by UK politicians to disclose the name of individuals protected by court injunctions.
By Rob Moss Verified| Personnel Today Verified A branch of the Scottish Fire Brigades Union has submitted a motion to the Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) for polyamorous rights to be recognised under the Equality Act. An LGBT group at the union want the motion to be debated at the union body’s annual congress in Dundee at the end of April, saying the stigma around polyamory needs to be challenged. “While polyamory is perfectly legal,” states the motion, “it is not recognised as a protected legal status under the Equality Act 2010.
By Rob Moss Verified| Personnel Today Verified A branch of the Scottish Fire Brigades Union has submitted a motion to the Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) for polyamorous rights to be recognised under the Equality Act. An LGBT group at the union want the motion to be debated at the union body’s annual congress in Dundee at the end of April, saying the stigma around polyamory needs to be challenged. “While polyamory is perfectly legal,” states the motion, “it is not recognised as a protected legal status under the Equality Act 2010.
Company Info
Personnel Today
Personnel Today is a prominent publication in the human resources (HR) sector, established in 1988. It provides valuable insights for professionals in personnel, training, and recruitment, reflecting the evolving landscape of work. The magazine has significantly influenced the HR profession by presenting HR as a strategic business partner. The company offers a variety of articles, news, and analysis on HR trends, best practices, and legislative updates. Topics covered include recruitment, learning and development, employee engagement, and workplace culture. Personnel Today also organizes HR-related events, conferences, and webinars, fostering networking and professional development. Additionally, it collaborates with organizations to conduct research and provide insights into HR practices and their impact on business performance. With approximately $18.1 million in revenue and a team of about 32 employees, Personnel Today continues to play a vital role in shaping the future of HR. Its readership includes HR professionals from various industries, including personnel directors, HR managers, training officers, and recruitment specialists.
Sutton, England, United Kingdom
+44 161 877 3995
Founded: 1988