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    Go flies into action to inform staff of buy-out

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    Go’s director of people development personally phoned the airline’s staff to inform them of the company’s recent sale to ensure they did not hear the news first through the media. …

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    Make your appraisal work for you

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    Do you dread your annual appraisal? Well, it may surprise you to know that your boss probably does too, writes Sue Clarke. Far from being a useful tool to gain …

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    What’s the best way to resign?

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    When it comes to leaving your job, however tempting the one-finger salute or the verbal equivalent may be, you should never let your emotions get the better of you, writes …

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    Is working in the City a smart HR move?

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    "P" writes: I hear lots of stories about HR professionals who move into roles in investment banking on very large packages, yet many claim that the HR they practice is …

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    My CV gets me an interview, but my experience lets me down

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    "M" asks: When I go for interviews I’m always being told that I don’t have enough experience for the post despite the fact that I’ve reached the interview stage on …

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    Is my training experience holding me back?

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    "M" writes: I have been employed in the training departments of two blue chip companies over the past eight years. My role has always encompassed most aspects of HR such …

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    Why doesn’t my knowledge cover my skills gap?

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    "J" writes: I have worked in the HR profession for 3 years. I recently returned to the UK from Dublin and am looking for a new job at personnel officer …

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    The odd couple produces model for HR outsourcing

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    BP Amoco’s decision to outsource a major part of its global HR operations to Exult, 16 months ago has been watched with interest by the industry. So how has this …

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    Meeting culture causes pressure and wastes time

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    Half of all office workers feel out of place and pressurised to speak in meetings, even if they have nothing to say, claims a report. The survey by recruitment company …

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    HRM work leads to higher profits

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    A two-year research project by King’s College, London, has found that businesses which show a high commitment to human resources management (HRM) benefit from increased productivity and profitability. The project …

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    Mix and match

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    Blended learning – a combination of e-learning and classroom-based courses – is widely seen as the most effective way to teach new skills. But deciding on the right blend and method often depends on the skills being taught

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    Database helps place refugee doctors

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    The British Medical Association, and the Refugee Council have set up a joint database of refugee doctors in the UK. The database, funded by the Department of Health, gives the …

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    Hospitals could soon show red card to violent patients

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    Patients who are persistently violent to health service staff will literally be shown the red card under proposals announced by the Health Secretary. Alan Milburn told a conference of NHS …

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    Logistics company cuts staff turnover

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    Christian Salvesen has halved its turnover of drivers since introducing a package of measures to improve pay and conditions for its 2,800 staff in its UK industrial division. The logistics …

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    Racist doctor selection a ‘shameful waste of talent’

    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Jun 2001

    Personnel managers need to be more involved in the recruitment of doctors according to a health charity, which claims that Asian and black doctors are far less likely to be …

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