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    Mobile working will mean longer hours

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    Two-thirds of managers would work more effectively if their companies encouraged mobile working, according to research by ICL. The Slough-based software company surveyed 200 managers about their attitudes to mobile …

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    Stakeholder pensions mean windfall for Government

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    The Government is likely to receive huge amounts of money from UK companies that fail to set up stakeholder pensions for staff by the October deadline, according to new research. …

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    Retail figures buck doom and gloom trends

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    Consumers show no signs of curbing their spending as retailers enjoy another good month. The BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor for July recorded growth in like-for-like sales of 6.1 per cent …

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    Drink, drugs and work: the figures

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    On 10th July 2001, Personnel Today ran a questionnaire in association with DrugScope and Alcohol Concern, aimed at getting a clearer picture of how organisations handle the effects of  drug …

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    Firms put staff to the test as legislation looms

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    It’s Monday and the usual suspects have failed to turn up for work. Could the reason be drink or drugs? Possibly. To find out the extent of the problem, Personnel …

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    Parting is such sweet sorrow

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    Losing your job has long been considered one of the most stressful events that life can hurl at you. But is it really so bad? Jane Lewis reports on new …

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    Survey shows firms ready to expand drink and drug tests

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    Employers are set to introduce random alcohol and drugs testing in the workplace in a bid to crack down on substance abuse. Four out of 10 employers have either started …

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    M&S bonus tied to branch profit

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    Marks & Spencer has introduced a bonus scheme that will reward employees if stores perform well as part of a drive to bring the retail giant into the 21st Century. …

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    Healthcare giant opts for outplacement help

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    Jane Lewis finds out how one company extended a caring role to its staff when it exercised a radical overhaul. HSA, a market leader in the healthcare cash-plan industry, embarked …

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    Is an interim career for me?

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    I am a senior HR manager for a medium-sized company. I have read a lot recently about interim management and am quite attracted to the idea. What could I expect …

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    Could I work abroad?

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    I am an HR manager with six years’ experience and a good track record of achievement. I have a hankering to go and work abroad for a couple of years, …

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    Got the qualification, but still no job.

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    I graduated last year with a CIPD qualification but despite having some HR experience at a strategic level I have not been able to secure employment. Some of the feedback …

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    Arrested development

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    The ailing economy has forced Nortel Networks to put its unusual development programme on hold. But the company is still enthusiastic about the scheme, reports Nic Paton The downturn that …

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    Letters

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    This week’s letters Letter of the week Who would want ‘blame’ position? If no single person is held accountable for health & safety, the defence for people accused will almost …

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    In the line of fire

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2001

    Many lessons have been learnt from the harsh methods used by employers cutting staff in the 1990s’ recession.  So how do today’s employers face up to the task of downsizing, …

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