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    Stakeholder pensions to burden small businesses

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    Employers are not relishing the prospect of having to provide stakeholder pensions through the pay roll a survey has revealed. The survey of members of the Institute of Directors discovered …

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    Stress at work legislation needed

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    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2001

    The majority of employers, health professionals and safety representatives want to see legislation on stress at work according to a report published by the GMB. The report found that 78 …

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    Employers advised to draft privacy at work policies

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2001

    Employee privacy is threatened by the increased use of surveillance processes and new technology by employers according to a new guide on monitoring in the workplace Income Data Services legal …

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    Massive HR system overhaul for NHS

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2001

    The NHS has invested £300 million to create one centralised HR and payroll system in a bid to cut down on duplication and boost efficiency.  The NHS uses more than …

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    Caught up in the worldwide web?

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    New research on the effects of globalisation and e-learning will force training professionals to reassess how their material will be received across a range of countries and cultures

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    Back to the future

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    Many e-learning courses are designed in a style that was contemporary over a decade ago, bemoans Steven price of Xebec McGraw-Hill.  Now it’s time to demand more, he says When …

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    Delivering new skills

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    Consignia aims to shed its parcel and letter-carrying image to become an e-business with a multinational logistics workforce. We find out how an e-learning programme is helping it make the transformation

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    Video Arts enters market with tailor-made approach

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    Video Arts enters market with tailor-made approach

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    Network

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    This month’s network How to innovate Almost every company follows a cycle that swings between expansion and contraction (Slice of Life, Training Magazine, June 2001). As night follows day, after …

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    Career file: Striving to create the best

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    Training and development manager Aly McCallum 42, talks about his ambitions for a performance-focused culture at United Co-op How long have you been in this job? I joined the organisation …

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    Unaccustomed as i am…

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    Addressing an audience is a key business skill, yet many of us secretly lack confidence in this area.  Simon Kent listens to our readers’ top tips and worst nighmares An …

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    Investing in the future

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    Abbey National demonstrated a clear correlation between training and business needs and was named a highly praised runner-up For a company employing 30,000 people and continuing to grow through new …

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    United front

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    John McNamara, chairman of the newly launched Federation of Awarding Bodies, sets out his reasons for shaking up the NVQ system and championing vocational education

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    e-learning news in brief

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    This month’s e-learning news in brief – E-learning consultancy eLearnity has released white papers on Learning Management Systems and e-learning Best Practice. They follow the success of last year’s white …

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    Insurer opts for bespoke customer programmes

    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jul 2001

    Leading UK insurer Royal & SunAlliance (R&SA) has commissioned e-learning provider BlueU to design and deliver three bespoke customer relationship management (CRM) programmes. Over 2,500 R&SA staff will undertake up …

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