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You must be logged into the CIPD website to access the portal. 

From here you can explore business journals anonymously or set up a personal account in EBSCO Discovery Service to bookmark journals and articles and save them in project folders for easy retrieval.   

To allow the creation of a MyEBSCO account and the personalisation features in EBSCO, you will need to grant consent to EBSCO for the use of some of your personal information. You may see a ‘personalisation’ screen when you access the business journals for the first time. You will be asked to click on a ‘Continue personalized’ button to give consent. 

You can choose the ‘skip for now’ button to continue to use the journals service anonymously. However, using the service anonymously means that it will be unable to recognise you next time you access it, that you will not have a MyEBSCO account and that you will be unable to save searches and articles for a later date. 

You can review EBSCO’s privacy policy here. 

CIPD’s library is now a wholly digital service, but the historic print collections can be accessed by appointment. Contact our librarian for more information by emailing library@cipd.co.uk 

Watch our video tutorials and read guides on how to effectively use the EBSCO Discovery Service below. Discover the full library of EBSCO tutorials here. 

This tutorial demonstrates the features of the EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) interface, including how to search for information of interest to you.  

This tutorial demonstrates the features of the EBSCO Publication Finder to help you when looking for a particular journal, book or newspaper.   

If you haven't already, you'll need to set up a personal account. 

Sign in by clicking the ‘Sign in to MyEBSCO’ button. When you return to EBSCO Discovery Service you will be able to bookmark and save articles and journals, and access any documents you have saved.