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A project to promote the role of female officers in the police was launched in Birmingham yesterday. Home Office minister Bob Ainsworth, who has a responsibility for policing and community …
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Boardroom pay continues to rocket, according to FTSE 100 Companies – Board Pay & Incentive Practice, a report published by management remuneration information specialists The Monks Partnership. The report, based …
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British Airways is to train airport staff to deal with an increasing number of “ground rage” attacks triggered by flight delays. The one-day managing conflict course will help 4,000 ground …
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Every day 20 people develop asthma because employers are failing to control the causes according to a survey reported in Hazards magazine. The survey of nearly a 1,000 union safety …
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Europeans applying for jobs in the City are better educated than their British counterparts and are securing many of the better-paid jobs, according to research by headhunters Napier Scott Executive. …
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Staff at legal firm DLA can now book yoga teachers or tickets to see U2 through its new concierge service. DLA revamped its extended benefits package in May this year, …
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Ex-offenders are helping South West Trains to solve its skills shortage problems. Figures released exclusively to Personnel Today show a quarter of the former offenders the train company has employed …
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HR must have a place at the boardroom table if employers are to tackle the 18 per cent gender pay gap, the Government’s equal pay champion has told Personnel Today. …
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I graduated with a psychology degree and moved into retail. I now work as a customer services manager, but would like to move to a personnel role. I don’t know …
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There is a rumour that our HR activities will be outsourced within the next year and I presume we will all be transferred under Tupe to the service company. I …
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Dr Bernard Haldane has strong views on how to carve out your career. As a leading advocate of career management, he firmly believes HR should look beyond mere job matches …
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An Internet chatroom is to be used as part of an Army recruitment drive in Scotland. Glasgow-based recruitment agency Search Consultancy, which recently won a ground-breaking recruitment contract to advertise …
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Now jobs are no longer for life, why do so many people, HR professionals included, fail to map out own their career path? Those with clear career aspirations are not only happier but more likely to stay with a company which offers them the right tools and processes
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Women are happier in their jobs than men, despite earning less money, according to research by the Abbey National. The survey of 636 working parents in a variety of UK …
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London Underground has cut the number of peak-time train cancellations by reducing absenteeism and boosting the recruitment of drivers. Train cancellations during busy times have been reduced from 433 over …