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    It’s insane to burn people out in pursuit of dotcoms

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    Last week a significant new report was published by the Industrial Society which examines the role of women in the dotcom revolution. Here, its author Helen Wilkinson presents an extract which aimsto redress the work-life balance

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    Letters

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    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    This week’s letters Letter of the week One person can’t be singled out I am responding to your front page article (News, 19 June) on the issue of corporate killing. …

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    UK feels force of global slowdown

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    The global economic slowdown is starting to bite into the performance of UK businesses, according to PriceWaterhouse- Coopers. It predicts that growth in the UK economy will fall to 2 …

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    Hewitt plans dynamic future for DTI

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    The Department of Trade and Industry announced a fundamental review of its operations last week to improve its effectiveness for business. Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt hopes an improved …

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    Making room for religion helps lift employee morale

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    A positive approach to religious diversity can improve staff retention, a reports claims. Research by SHRM and the Tanenbaum Centre for Interreligious Understanding shows that employers who accommodate requests on …

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    Global news

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    This week’s global news French conditions up Nearly 60 per cent of French workers say working conditions have improved since the government introduced the 35-hour week last year, Global HR …

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    HR to advise on flexible hours law

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    Senior HR professionals have been asked to play a key role in the Government’s new task force set up to examine the introduction of legislation on flexible working practices (News …

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    E-mail monitoring rules will stay

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    Revised code will clarify confusion on RIP regulations

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    Poor start costs business £12bn

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    A lack of training for new recruits is costing UK businesses more than £12bn a year, according to research. The Mori figures reveal that new employees are less productive than …

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    Staff referrals are better for budget than recruiting

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    Employee referral programmes are more cost-effective than recruitment agencies, according to 80 per cent of respondents to a US survey. Almost 70 per cent of those who took part in …

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    Sexism ‘rife’ in local government

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    Sexism in local government has to be taken as seriously as racism, warns a report released last week. The year-long study by the Bristol School of Business shows that only …

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    Women losing out in e-economy

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    Women are as likely to face sexual discrimination in the technology sector as they are in more traditional industries, according to an Industrial Society report. It shows that despite the …

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    Complaints over poor conditions the tip of iceberg

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    The 36 Filipino nurses who walked out on their private sector employer last week claiming exploitative work arrangements are just the tip of the iceberg, warns Unison. The nurses were …

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    People

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    Neil MacIntosh has been appointed group HR director for Dairy Crest. He will report directly to group chief executive John Houliston. Dairy Crest is the UK’s largest dairy food company …

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    Britannia staff rewarded for language skills

    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jul 2001

    Britannia Building Society counter staff receive extra pay if they can speak another language which enables them to communicate with customers from different ethnic backgrounds. The language pay rewards scheme …

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