Peter Crush

In the equine world, horse whisperers are commonplace. Robert Hargrove is a ‘CEO-whisperer’ and he reckons it’s a role CHROs should develop into:

In this week's top HR news: The NLRB is accused of going 'too far' by requesting Musk to delete unionization tweet. Meanwhile Publicis fires staff for ignoring RTOs & Microsoft fires vigil staff

Fright night might have been last night, but come the daytime and CHROs are still partaking in 'Vampire Recruitment' says one HR expert. We find out what's spooking him:

Gen Z have had a label put on them - so much so that recruiters are preferring people with more experience. Is this fair? We speak to Michelle Sims, CEO at YUPRO Placement:

For some CHROs, it was hard enough keeping a lid on politics in the workplace. But Jordan Zaslav, COO at Axios HQ, says they now need to have a handle on dealing with the result of the election too:

In this week's HR news catching our eye - staff blast poll asking their voting intentions; the economy grew by just 12,000 jobs in October and Boeing becomes the latest firm canning DEI:

Steve Mullarkey, the former Cambridge University Footlights president and star of two Austin Powers movies says CHROs should harness the power of improv:

Is the rise of the 'boomerang' leader a failure of good succession planning, or strategic leadership development in action? Peter Crush investigates:

Agency boss, Sean Clayton, starts every staff meeting (and even some client meetings), with deep breathing exercises. He says the results are transformative, and CHROs could learn from doing it too:

In the HR news catching our eye this week: In the aftermath of last week's election, Federal workers are reportedly 'on edge' about their prospects; plus businesses have fears over mass deportation...