Publishing History
- April 2011: the first issue of the new monthly People Management magazine is published
- January 1995: People Management launched to coincide with merger of IPM and Institute of Training and Development (ITD); new title incorporates Personnel Management, PM Plus, Training and Development and Transition
- July 1990: PM Plus launched as new mid-monthly edition of Personnel Management replacing IPM's house journal IPM Digest
- 1981: Business Publications launches Personnel Executive
- 1981: Susanne Lawrence and David Evans of Centurion Press set up new company, Personnel Publications Ltd (PPL), to produce Personnel Management for IPM and contract moves from Business Publications. First issue under PPL - July
- May 1969: Contract moves from Haymarket to Business Publications Ltd (BPL). BPL's long-standing independent monthly Personnel and Training Management (formerly Personnel Management and Methods) becomes Personnel Management, monthly magazine of IPM. Editor - Anthony Barry.
- October 1967: IPM contracts magazine out to Haymarket Press; retitled Personnel
- 1947-67: Institute of Personnel Management (IPM) publishes own quarterly magazine called Personnel Management
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