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Putting the human into HR. The traditional human resources (HR) function is evolving. The emergence of thePeople and Culture functionpresents enormous opportunities for HR to deliver fair, just, inclusive, sustainable and high performing systems, processes and cultures. TCM is working with an increa...
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Simon London: One of the recommendations in the book is the “G3”—this idea that, at the top of companies, there should be a group of three executives: the chief executive, the CFO, and the chief human-resources officer [CHRO]. Can you talk a little bit more about why that...
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