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    Staff attendance improved by flexible working

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001

    Flexible working reduces absenteeism claims an Industrial Society report. The report, called Managing Attendance, shows that employee absence rates fell from around eight days per employee per year to six …

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    Unemployment in the engineering sector is set to soar

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001

    Unemployment in the engineering sector is set to soar, new research predicts. The EEF/RSM Robson Rhodes study highlights high domestic interest rates, economic slowdown in foreign markets and the continuing …

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    M&S announces disappointing results

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001

    Struggling retailer Marks and Spencer today announced disappointing results. Its sales are down 2.6 per cent for the 14-week period to 7 July. Sales of clothing, footwear and gifts were …

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    Over 1,000 jobs will go at Marconi, claims union

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001

    Job losses at Marconi will top 1,000 after the MSF union announced the company would cut a further 500 jobs. The union said that 322 jobs would go at Coventry, …

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    Targets need setting for ethnic minority staff, claims union

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2001

    Nine out of 10 public sector employers have no targets in place for the recruitment, promotion and training of ethnic minorities, claims research by Unison. Over half of employers are …

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    Call for employers to rehabilitate staff injured at work

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    The TUC has called on the government to introduce legislation that will force employers to introduce rehabilitation policies for sick and injured employees. It claims that 19 million days are …

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    Technology companies need to improve HR planning

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    Companies in the technology sector are exposing themselves to serious business risks due to their lack of adequate HR planning, a report claims. The absence of clearly defined processes, procedures …

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    Should I move south of the border?

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    I currently work as a management development consultant in a public sector organisation in Scotland, a position which I have held for nearly two years. I am a Graduate member …

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    Automotive sector suffers skills shortages

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    The automotive sector faces potentially damaging skills shortages which threaten future productivity, a six-month report has revealed. The survey finds that areas such as applied IT, engineering, and manufacturing all …

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    Rhondia saves time and money

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    Rob McLuhan reports on how one company is using a software tool to control employees’ working hours – and reaping massive rewards. Global chemical company Rhodia is using a time …

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    An open letter to Lord Rooker

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    Personnel Today has written to the immigration minister Lord Rooker to seek a response to its "Refugees in Employment" campaign aimed at making it easier for employers to take on …

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    Nationwide to keep skilled staff on until they reach 70

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    Nationwide wants to adopt a more flexible approach to retirement from September. The building society intends to allow staff to work until they are 70 under new proposals aimed at …

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    Should I bother getting my CIPD qualification for a job in the City?

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    I am now half way through studying for my CIPD and wish to move into a City HR role. I have been told that as the CIPD is not valued …

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    Would the private sector want me?

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    I am a personnel manager with 15 years HR experience in local government and have dealt with a wide range of issues including pay negotiations, IR, Tupe, best value and …

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    What’s a smart specialism to be in?

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2001

    I am currently in a generalist HR role, and enjoy all the disciplines involved, but am thinking the future lies in specialism. Which areas would you tip as the big …

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