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CIPD

https://www.cipd.co.uk/
Last activity: 07.04.2026
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We’ve been setting the benchmark for excellence in people and organisation development for more than 100 years. Through our expertise and research we provide a valuable point of view on the rapidly changing world of work. And for our members we’re the career partner of choice, setting professional standards and providing the know-how to drive the HR and L&D professions forward.

We’re independent and not-for-profit and hold a highly respected Royal Charter. We exist to make work and working lives better. And at a time of unprecedented change we have the vision, agility and strength to make a real difference to our members, to businesses, to the economy and to all working people.
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Location: United Kingdom, England, Wimbledon
Employees: 501-1000
Phone: +44 20 3468 2665
Founded date: 1913

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07.04.2026How CIPD Assignment Help Supports Busy HR Students in the UKShare Share Share Share Email UK HR professional studying for CIPD qualification late at night at a home office desk while managing work responsibilities You have a 3,500-word 5HR01 assignment due Friday. You also have a performance review ...
17.02.2026Labour’s employment legislation and national insurance blamed for rising joblessnessNational insurance hikes and the employment rights act mean businesses are being forced to cut back on hiring, business leaders and analysts have said. The labour market continued to loosen at the end of last year, according to new Office f...
16.02.2026Jobs figures show Labour has abandoned growthA staggering 37 per cent of businesses surveyed by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development said they planned to reduce hiring permanent staff as a result of the Employment Rights Act, says Callum Price If we believe that a gove...
16.02.2026Employment Rights Act set to stall hiring, says reportThe government’s new package of employment rights will put a brake on hiring, according to a new report, as businesses worry about the possible risks and costs. More than a third (37 per cent) of businesses surveyed by the the Chartered Ins...
04.02.2026STEM Returners Struggle With Bias and Barriers, Report FindsReturning to the STEM industry after a career break is harder than ever, according to new research by STEM Returners, with bias against gender, age, ethnicity and a lack of recent experience penalising highly qualified people from getting a...
28.12.2025Who still gets hired in the 2026 workplace?Britain’s labour market has probably never felt more precarious than it does now, as the struggling economy and the rapid rise of AI take effect. Redundancies are at their highest since the pandemic, unemployment has risen to 5.1 per cent, ...
15.12.2025Business chiefs back Employment Rights Bill progression despite ‘concerns’Business leaders have called on parliament to pass the Employment Rights Bill after it secured a compromise on day one rights for unfair dismissal. Six industry groups have written a joint letter to business secretary Peter Kyle stating the...
29.11.2025AI is taking jobs — here’s Coursera CEO’s No. 1 tip for grads to stay competitiveWith entry-level jobs declining as employers continue to deploy AI, Coursera’s CEO has shared his top tips for graduates to stay competitive in the job market and stand out in interviews. Greg Hart, former technical advisor to Jeff Bezos at...
21.11.2025BT Business: Connected Tech Eases Productivity StrainUpgrading the connected technology we use in the workplace could boost the productivity of Britain’s businesses by nine days per employee, equivalent to the average time lost to sick leave for employers by 2030. That’s according to a new st...
18.06.2025Business groups pour cold water on pay transparency plansPlans to make business tell workers what their colleagues earn have sparked a flurry of warnings from industry chiefs that they will hinder bosses’ flexibility to pay staff fairly, and may not work for smaller employers. Ministers are curre...
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