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    Climbing career ladder tops graduate wish list

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Employers need to offer excellent career development to attract European graduates, according to research. Nearly three-quarters of the 7,322 students surveyed claim career progression is a priority during the three …

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    High costs as call centre staff turnover rates rise

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    High staff turnover rates in call centres are costing the industry over £1bn a year, according to a research by consultants Blue Sky. The research shows that it costs call …

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    …in brief

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    This week’s news in brief Talking up IT IT workers should be selected for their communications skills rather than their technical prowess, according to joint research by Computer Weekly and …

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    Will the UK’s resurged unions ever catch up with EU framework?

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Britain has seen a fairly constant decline in trade union influence since the 1970s and the causes have been much debated. The Thatcher reforms to union law, and the shift …

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    Five-month delay for new Tupe regulations

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Employers face at least a five-month wait for the new Tupe regulations to come into force. The legislation, which protects employee terms and conditions when they are transferred from one …

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    HR shake-up as legal service is found racist

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    The Crown Prosecution Service is set to radically overhaul its HR operations after an 18-month inquiry revealed that it is institutionally racist. Race Discrimination in the Crown Prosecution Service – …

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    Guru

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    This week’s guru Football’s coming home thanks to FA’s HR team Not a lot of people know that HR has been the saviour of English football (News, 24 July). While …

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    Futurology? Check out the small print

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Futurology is in fashion. Almost everyone it seems wants to peddle views on the shape of things to come in the workplace. But though entertaining, most of this futurism suffers …

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    Training

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    This week’s training news Payout for Vauxhall The Luton Vauxhall Partnership has received £875,000 to train staff at the company’s Luton plant for when they are made redundant next year. …

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    Fixed-term employees must be treated fairly

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Government publishes draft regulations covering the rights of employees working to fixed-term contracts

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    New philosopy can eliminate mistakes, waste and rework

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    It is not the magic bullet, but a US strategy claims to improve both top and bottom lines of a business

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    Employers welcome move to tame tribunal spiral

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Plans to reform the tribunal system have been met with relief from employer bodies. For them, the radical proposals hold the key to establishing effective company grievance procedures and tackling the claims explosion.

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    Postal review to cut strike action

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Consignia needs to improve its management training if it is to prevent more of the industrial disputes that crippled the postal service in May. As Personnel Today went to press …

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    My biggest break – Bruce Warman

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Bruce Warman has worked in HR for 14 years and is now HR director at Vauxhall. Below he describes his big break: "I was offered a job in organisational development …

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    Goldman Sachs cuts its HR by a third

    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 31 Jul 2001

    Investment bank Goldman Sachs is cutting more than a third of its HR staff. The bank is undergoing a period of consolidation and has offered voluntary redundancy to 800 HR …

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