Rob Moss is an editor for Personnel Today, a leading HR publication in the United Kingdom. With a focus on national news and trends in the workplace, Rob covers a wide range of topics including employment law, employee benefits, diversity and inclusion, and organizational development. His work has also been featured in Employee Benefits magazine.
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Rob Moss predominantly covers human resources, employment, labor relations and government policies with a national focus on the United Kingdom. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation.
To effectively reach out to Rob, consider providing expert commentary or data-driven insights related to UK workforce trends, employment legislation changes or analysis of governmental initiatives impacting labor relations. Additionally, pitches offering exclusive access to key figures in HR and employment sectors may be well received by Rob given his coverage areas.
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There will be no more standalone civil service EDI jobs outside HR and external spending will require government sign-off.
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