Friday podcast - 8 Aug 08: McDonald's and police recruitment, and UBS poaching
Our weekly HR news and analysis audio programme includes:
- chief people officer Angela O’Connor tells Personnel Today how the Police Service should copy the Armed Forces in advertising better for the range of career paths it has on offer, to attract the best graduates
- we debate the news that McDonalds will hire thousands more people to cope with demand
- and we discuss the court case that ruled in favour of Swiss bank UBS, when it complained former staff had left the company to set up a direct rival and were still poaching UBS employees.
Presenter Louisa Peacock is joined by Greg Pitcher and John Charlton. Produced by Louisa Peacock, edited by Louisa Peacock and Rob Moss.
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I read with interest the articles on both the Tesco and Postoffice employee sueing the customer. Could the customers not argue that it is the responsibilty of the companies providing the service for failing to carryout an appropriate risk assessment of the properties to ensure that their where no risks to there employees. and if any risks where present that these were brought to the attention of the owner to correct prior to receiving deliveries.
Paul
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