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    PersonnelToday.com has been shortlisted for a prestigious publishing award. The website, launched in October 2000, is one of just six sites shortlisted in the Best New Business-to-Business Launch category of …

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    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2001

    The Government is looking to recruit 10 new lay members to the Employment Appeal Tribunal before next April. Lay members play an important role in reviewing the decisions of employment …

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    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2001

    UK employers are to receive advice from the Department of Trade and Industry on the benefits of flexible working and how to improve their work-life balance. The DTI has published …

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    Jobless figures continue to buck recessionary trend

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    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2001

    Unemployment has fallen to its lowest level for 25 years. The jobless rate has continued to fall despite the impact of the recession on the UK’s manufacturing sector, official figures …

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    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2001

    Acas has urged the Government to widen the conciliation service’s role and provide greater funding for resolving employment disputes. The Government has proposed removing Acas’s duty to conciliate in cases …

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    Gender pay gap is like ‘daylight robbery’

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2001

    Women in the finance sector lose £250,000 over their working lifetimes because of the gender pay gap, according to a survey for the Manufacturing Science and Finance union. The research …

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    Senior officers under scrutiny as in-force crime rises

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    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001

    One in 10 senior police officers is currently under investigation for criminal or disciplinary charges, according to the Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA). The association, which is holding its annual conference …

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    Am I entitled to see my references?

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    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001

    I have had an interview recently and was turned down. The organisation has offered me feedback but I want to know what was said in my references. Where do I …

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    I think I’d like to job-share

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    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001

    I recently had a new addition to my family and am finding it difficult to juggle my work and domestic responsibilities. One possible solution is a job share with another …

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    Gulf between men and women still exists on importance of perks

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    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001

    Men and women are as far apart as ever when it comes to what they want from their employers, according to a survey. Company cars, gym membership and luncheon vouchers …

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    Hewitt outlines plans for less threatening rules on rights

    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001

    Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt has unveiled new proposals to improve the law covering employees’ rights when the employer they work for transfers to a different company. Hewitt told …

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    BMW channels Mini staff recruitment to digital TV

    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001

    BMW is using digital TV to recruit 150 semi-skilled workers for a new weekend shift at its Mini plant in Oxford to cope with soaring demand for the car. The …

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    Asda staff face quiz on reasons for leaving job

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    by Personnel Today 11 Sep 2001

    Asda staff who want to quit must now meet with their HR manager to see if they can be talked out of leaving the supermarket chain. The No Quit policy …

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