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Don’t look now but the younger generation is arriving. They’re hungry, tech-savvy and they care. They care about their roles, how their company behaves, about the environment and how people are treated. They care about their salaries and career progression too, so those things are still very much in the forefront, along with everyone else’s interests and priorities.

Our key HR pillars - recruitment, retention, motivation, performance and productivity – do not really change from one year to the next, but what do they mean and require in 2024 and beyond?

After a tough few years, now is the time to sit down, breathe a little and take stock of the experiences and learnings of COVID-19, the post-pandemic period and the cost-of-living crisis, to future-proof for the challenges ahead.

Andrew has spent the bulk of his career in professional consulting businesses across Reward, HR and Employment Law where he has specialised in creating executable strategies and projects designed to deliver value across recruitment, retention, motivation, performance and productivity.

Before joining Personal Group, Andrew worked for global information and compliance services provider Wolters Kluwer, running the successful Croner Reward business unit. Andrew’s career has also included Consulting and was Commercial Director for the Reward Group.

A long-time leader in the specialist field of pay and benefits information and consulting, Andrew has written about many aspects of Reward in trade and national press and has spoken at events across the UK and internationally.

Further information

How do I travel to Unity Place?

Unity Place can be reached by private or public transport with direct train links to and from London Euston taking less than 30 minutes. Unity Place is an 11-minute drive westbound off M1 Junction 14 with lots of council parking nearby and retail parking (Argos & Sainsburys both have carparks nearby).

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Parking

Public car parking is available on the City Side facing V6 Grafton Gate provided by Milton Keynes Council at a premium tariff (red bays) of £2 per hour.

How far is Unity Place from the train station?

Unity Place is directly across the street from Milton Keynes Central train station. The walk from the platform to the station-side office entrance will take a couple of minutes - you can’t miss it!

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