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    Tribunal shake-up is hailed as watershed

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    Employers believe the DTI’s radical plans to reform the employment tribunal system will help cut the spiralling number of tribunal applications. The proposals outlined in a consultation document published last …

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    BBC’s vision of the future of learning

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    An e-learning pilot launched at the BBC two years ago is being rolled out across the corporation. But the key to its success has been how it has been sold …

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    How can I move into counselling?

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    I have 10 years experience as an HR generalist and am currently employed as a HR consultant working on bid and transition work. I would like to move into the …

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    Should I focus on qualifications or experience?

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    I  am a CIPD graduate and have worked as an HR generalist for three years since graduation. I enjoy my role but am unsure how to develop my career in …

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    Data file: Unfair dismissal

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    The latest in a series of articles that give the basics on key areas of employment legislation. This issue we look at unfair dismissal

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    Letters

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    This week’s letters Letter of the week Praising your bid to release talent As a personnel manager living in an area where unemployment is so low it is virtually zero, …

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    Use law to aid communication culture

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    DTI minister Alan Johnson has called on personnel professionals, business managers and employee representatives to work together to implement the new EU directive on information and consultation. Addressing the CIPD …

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    eHR technophobics

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    There is little doubt that e-learning is the way forward for organisational development. But how can you convince staff of its benefits if HR is harbouring technophobes?  Nic Paton reports …

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    Vodafone opens share option to staff worldwide

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    Vodafone Group has offered share options to its global workforce in an effort to improve company identity. The global employee share options are open to all 12,000 staff in 12 …

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    CRE calls for public sector race scrutiny

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    The Commission for Racial Equality has called on inspection bodies to scrutinise the public sector’s adherence to the Race Relations (Amendment) Act. It calls for close inspection of racial equality …

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    ‘Real’ learning holds key to future success

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    Employers need to focus on work-based training because it will contribute more to company profitability in the future, warned the Industrial Society’s head of policy research last week. "Organisations need …

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    Test fee waived for refugee doctors

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    Refugee doctors will no longer have to find the money to sit the first part of the test they are required to pass to demonstrate their linguistic competence. The General …

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    Landmark equal pay decision looms

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    Female staff at a hospital in Carlisle are close to securing a £15m equal pay award, according to Unison. Five hundred female nurses, cooks, ancillary and domestic staff at Cumberland …

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    Printer boosts its turnover by £87m without HR team

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    An innovative approach to people management has helped printing firm Astron increase its turnover by £87m in the past four years. The company, which has dispensed with an HR department, …

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    Low satisfaction pushes staff out of e-businesses

    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Jul 2001

    A lack of job satisfaction and security is to blame for the haemorrhaging of senior staff from e-businesses, a report has found. A survey by online recruiters FirstPersonGlobal shows that …

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