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Budget 2010: HR must lead on public sector cuts

Whoever wins the General Election there will be a meltdown in public finances and the  £11bn cuts to public services announced in last week's budget  is the tip of the iceberg. Public sector HR chiefs need to get to grips... Read...

Published 29 Mar 2010 5:00 AM by Editors Blog

Filed under: hr, Human Resources, absence, redundancy, budget, publicsector, sharedservices, joblosses, productivity
A dangerous precedent to be set?

As I write, former Visteon employees across the UK have their fingers tightly crossed as they await the outcome of a second meeting today between Unite union representatives and Ford. Despite meetings between Unite and the 'powers that be' at...

Published 16 Apr 2009 2:49 AM by Editors Blog

Filed under: employers, employees, hr, visteon, protests, jobcuts, redundancy, unite, union, demonstrations, workers, ford
Neutron Jack and the value of HR

You wouldn't think that Jack Welch would be one of HR's strongest advocates. This is the guy who when in charge of GE in the 1980s earned the nickname Neutron Jack for his ability to eliminate employees while leaving buildings... Read More...

Published 9 Apr 2009 5:04 AM by Editors Blog

Filed under: hr, Human Resources, redundancy, managers, jackwelch, ge

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