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    Study damns Britain’s mindset of long hours

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    UK staff are working the longest hours in Europe and need to be offered more flexible working arrangements, according to a TUC report. The report, Changing Times, criticises the culture …

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    Call centre course tackles retention

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    Team leaders at Norwich Union Direct call centres are being put through a leadership training programme designed to improve staff retention and performance. So far, 80 team leaders in NUD …

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    Firms must get formal on flexible practices

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    As the summer holiday season comes to an end, it is now one long haul at work until the Christmas break. This time of year makes staff reassess their working …

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    HGV firms need major rethink to fill drivers’ seats

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    Haulage firms have to revolutionise remuneration, career opportunities and training if a crisis over lorry driver shortages is to be avoided. A Freight Transport Association survey shows that lorry driver …

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    Jobless join BAA ranks as staffing scheme takes off

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    BAA Stansted has recruited 70 long-term unemployed people as part of the airport’s strategy to meet its growing staffing needs. The Runway to Work initiative started in January and has …

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    Report puts gender top of agenda for the police

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    Police HR directors have been urged to embrace a new equality project which is hoped will improve the recruitment and retention of women in the force. A report, The Gender …

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    Graduates paid to postpone job entry for a year

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    Two City firms are paying graduates to defer taking up their jobs, amid fears the economic downturn is hitting home. Accenture has told 400 graduates not to come to work …

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    Ladbrokes adds 1,000 staff as bets go tax-free

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    Ladbrokes is approaching its recruitment target of 1,000 new staff to meet expansion plans. The bookmaker has filled two-thirds of its posts in the past six months, ahead of changes …

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    …in brief

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    This week’s news in brief Manufacturing slump Demand for manufactured goods in the UK and abroad has weakened this year with economic growth looking sluggish, according to the CBI. Its …

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    Refugee doctors fill the NHS skills gap in Scotland

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    A programme has been launched to train refugee doctors in Scotland to help tackle recruitment problems in the NHS. Thirty-two Glasgow-based refugee and asylum-seeking doctors have started or are about …

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    Low earners most likely prey of office sex pests

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    Young women on low pay and who have been in their job for less than a year are the most likely members of staff to fall victim to sexual harassment, …

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    Council training beats absenteeism

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    London Borough of Lewisham has reduced employee absence by more than four days a year as a result of its attendance management programme. Absence rates have fallen from 13 days …

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    Office rage sweeps nation

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    East Anglia has the angriest employees in the UK with a third having witnessed "office rage". Research commissioned by HR consultancy Eden Brown shows that overall a quarter of staff …

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    HR in firms’ top five of functions most outsourced

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    HR is the fifth most outsourced function after IT systems and support, according to a survey by law firm Tarlo Lyons. Outsourcing Survey 2001 shows 8 per cent of the …

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    IR pushes payroll donation scheme

    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2001

    Large UK firms are being urged by the Government to sign up to "payroll giving" schemes. Payroll giving enables workers to make charity donations from their gross pay, before tax. …

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