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    EOC calls for goals for pay gap improvements

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    The Government must set employers targets to encourage them to carry out equal pay audits if the pay gap between men and women is to be closed. This was the …

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    Cricket club in spin over flexi-working

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    Durham Country Cricket Club has called in consultants to help improve work-life balance for its employees. Performance improvement company General Physics has teamed up with the club to introduce flexible …

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    Health checks aim to cut leave

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    The West Midlands Probation Service is introducing staff health checks to help meet Home Office absenteeism targets. According to the West Midlands service’s figures its staff were absent for an …

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    Catering firm finds recipe to deal with long-term illness

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    Catering company Sodexho Scotland has cut its long-term absenteeism rate by 78 per cent in two years after improving management training on the issue. Gerry Coyle, Sodexho’s HR manager, said …

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    Personnel Today Awards 2001 update

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    This award is designed to recognise innovative approaches in selection, recruitment and retention of employees. The judge has looked for HR teams that have adopted a clear approach to selecting employees and developing, motivating and retaining them in line with strategic objectives

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    End of employment law as we know it?

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    A more sane approach to settling disputes is to look to the workplace for answers, says Mike Emmott

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    HR chiefs divided over outsourcing

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    Senior HR leaders were split over the wisdom of outsourcing of HR at last week’s Boardroom HR conference in Birmingham. Former group HR director of BP Nick Starritt said the …

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    New law could prompt rise in criminal bias

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    The CIPD has warned employers to be sensitive in dealing with staff information when a law allowing them access to criminal records is introduced next year. Research by the Joseph …

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    Work permit reform to tackle UK skills crisis

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    The Government has announced an "open door" policy to make it easier for companies to recruit staff from overseas, including lower skilled workers. Home secretary David Blunkett told last week’s …

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    Dinosaurs or saviours – the choice is yours

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    HR departments must go on the defensive and get tough in the boardroom, said Andrew Banks, CEO at TMPWorldwide. "HR professionals have a major challenge that they need to respond …

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    Socpo welcomes Best Value review

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    Local Government HR group Socpo welcomed an announcement by the Government last week that it is to review its controversial Best Value reforms. Both Socpo and the GMB union have …

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    Landmark ruling protects foreign staff under UK law

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    A landmark ruling made by a tribunal last week will mean staff working in the UK on foreign contracts are protected under British employment law. The tribunal in London judged …

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    Stakeholders in place ahead of deadline

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    Nearly a third of the UK’s largest firms have put a stakeholder pension scheme in place, even though many already have other existing occupational schemes. Research published to coincide with …

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    Demand for qualifications set to soar

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    Demand for the best graduates is set to soar across Europe for the next three years, a study reveals. The Eurograduate Survey of EU Recruitment Trends finds that 70 per …

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    Halifax real-life approach wins extra graduate staff

    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 Oct 2001

    Halifax has increased the proportion of graduates accepting job offers after revamping its image and changing recruitment procedures. Group graduate recruitment manager Martyn Steele said the bank decided to change …

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