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    …in brief

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    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    This week’s news in brief CIA and FBI interest Applications to join the CIA and FBI have rocketed since last month’s terrorist attacks. Last week the CIA received more than …

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    US HR staff fear huge impact of terrorist attack

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    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    Over a third of US-based HR professionals believe that business travel will be reduced in the wake of last month’s terrorist attacks. In a poll of 5,673 HR staff, conducted …

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    Tesco takes jobs online to pull in extra 20,000

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    Tesco has launched one of the UK’s biggest retail careers websites to help it fill over 20,000 vacancies this year. The supermarket giant has taken its recruitment process online as …

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    Employees to get training to build career

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    Plans to overcome NHS skills shortages through the use of a skills escalator were outlined at the AHHRM’s national conference. Andrew Foster, the NHS’ director of HR, told delegates this …

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    Plan for NHS system to track staff careers

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    The NHS is to launch a new £300m payroll system that will provide HR professionals with information on sickness absence, overtime and staff training across the healthcare service. Andrew Foster, …

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    Sectors must work together

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    The public and private sectors must work together more closely if the health service is to overcome its chronic staffing problems, delegates at the AHHRM conference were told. Norman Niven, …

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    Specialist plan aims to reduce clinical errors

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    A pilot scheme has been launch-ed to enable NHS staff to specialise in the treatment of a particular condition and help avoid a "parade of faces" scenario for patients. Julie …

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    Why was it so hard for this man to find work?

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    Dr Augustine Stevens is an example of why the Government needs to act to make it easier for refugees to find employment in the UK. He is a former Minister …

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    Downsizing without tears

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    As global recession takes hold – fuelled by the terrorist attacks in the US – three HR directors pass on the lessons they have learnt in times of downsizing

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    …in brief

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    This week’s news in brief A million take up ILAs New research from the Learning and Skills Development Agency (LSDA) reveals that Individual Learning Accounts (ILAs) have been taken up …

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    Russians given access to e-learning advances

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    Russian employees and the country’s unemployed are to be given access to online learning following a deal between learning technology provider Click2learn and the Russian system integration specialists CSS. The …

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    People

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    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    Morag Fox joins BCA as HR director Despite the pressure of a busy life in HR, and not having as much time to read as she would like, Morag Fox …

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    How can I move from primary teaching into training?

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    I have two years of recruitment consultancy experience, and am a trained primary teacher. I have delivered training before – though not formally. I run a simple sales training course …

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    Strategic agenda for HR terms

    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    It seems that every year is hailed as a "busy year for employment law" and this is no exception. HR teams should all have an agenda for strategic issues to …

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    Case roundup

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    by Personnel Today 2 Oct 2001

    This weeks case roundup National Minimum Wage payable Wright v Scottbridge Construction, IRLR 589,EAT Wright, a night watchman, worked seven nights a week between 5pm and 7am. Although he performed …

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