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    Financial companies are paying the most for IT professionals

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Financial services companies have overtaken telecoms and new media firms in offering the highest salaries to IT professionals, according to research. An IT director in the banking and finance industry …

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    Gender pay gap between academics widens

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    The gender pay gap between university academics is widening, according to research released today. Some UK universities are only paying women about 75 per cent of the average male academic …

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    UBS Warburg invests in work-life nanny service

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Investment bank UBS Warburg is to pilot a concierge service that will organise anything from cat sitting to social events to help employees balance work and home lives. It is …

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    UK firms forge ahead on staff consultation

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Ground-breaking research published this week will confirm that UK companies are making big strides in improving staff consultation and gearing up for the forthcoming European directive. The Involvement and Participation …

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    Weathering the HR turbulence at Boeing

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    A series of mergers left the Boeing Company with four payroll systems, multiple HR organisations and three internal benefits systems. Keith Rodgers reports on massive project to harmonise the company’s …

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    Would a travel break jeopardise my career?

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    I have been working in a City HR department for three years, first as an administrator in a generalist role, then in the training department, before being promoted to a …

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    Should I join a recruitment consultancy?

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    I have worked in HR for two years.  As I have mainly dealt with recruitment in that time, I want a career as a resourcing specialist. I was recently promoted …

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    Hero or history

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Leading US business gurus such as John Sullivan and Tom Peters argue that the HR traditionalist faces extinction. How can white-collar professionals convince organisations of their worth? One idea is to take on ‘hero status’

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    Germany looks outside EU to fill skills gaps

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    A radical proposal to allow 50,000 skilled foreign workers from outside the EU to enter Germany every year has been put forward by a high-level independent commission in the country. …

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    People

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Maureen Macnamara joins The Law Society Budding authoress Maureen Macnamara believes she has a great idea for a book. "I was thinking of writing a book relating to children about …

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    Call for retailers to protect staff against violence

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Increasing numbers of staff in the retail sector are victims of violence, according to a recent survey by the British Retail Consortium. The eighth annual Retail Crime Survey shows that …

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    New confidence stabilises jobs in finance sector

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Fears of rising unemployment in the financial services sector have been allayed by a boost in business confidence. A joint survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the CBI shows that confidence among …

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    Bupa’s staff satisfaction boosts profits

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Improved employee and customer satisfaction has helped healthcare provider Bupa boost its profits significantly it was claimed at the company’s AGM. Barry Dyer, director of organisational development at Bupa, thought …

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    Department store invests in e-learning

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Department store chain House of Fraser is spending £100,000 rolling out an e-learning function across its 50 branches by the end of August. The move follows a successful trial at …

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    My mentor

    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 17 Jul 2001

    Former Pentland Group HR director Chris Matchan on the qualities that make Cadbury Schweppes director Chris Bones his career confidant

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