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    Force bids to attract more women and ethnic groups

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Warwickshire Police Force has launched a recruitment drive aimed at increasing its representation of ethnic minorities and women in the force. The six-week recruitment campaign, which began in June, aims …

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    Unions and managers are allies in business change

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Managers are starting to view union representatives as allies in implementing workplace change, according to research unveiled at the Acas conference last week. The survey, called Future of Collectivism, shows …

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    BP makes $100m saving since handing HR to Exult

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    BP Amoco has saved $100m (£71m) in the past year by outsourcing its HR department to Californian company Exult. Dr Tony Hayward, group treasurer of BP Amoco, told senior HR …

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    …in brief

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    This week’s news in brief Unions told to focus The new Trade and Industry Secretary has told unions to stop focusing on job protection and start concentrating on helping members …

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    How to climb the flexible career ladder

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Flexible working is fast becoming recognised as the modern and effective way to operate a business, and succession planning is the key to the long-term success of the practice. Graduates …

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    Report predicts tenfold rise in market

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Outsourcing and the use of HR technology is set to increase dramatically over the next 10 years, according to a survey called Predicting the workplace of 2010. The research, by …

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    Actors plan to make a scene over royalties

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Actors in the UK are threatening to strike unless film producers start paying them more royalties. Equity, the actors’ union, met with producers last week to call for UK actors …

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    Data in doubt in CRB launch delay

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Concern about the reliability of the data in the Criminal Records Bureau means that employers will be unable to run staff checks until the autumn, say Home Office sources. The …

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    Staff must know risks of shares

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Employers must explain the risks as well as the benefits of new employee share plans to avoid disappointment, warns research by Towers Perrin. At least one million staff will be …

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    Board must take lead on pensions

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Pensions should not just be left to a specialist department, claimed a British Airways pensions manager at a CBI conference. Jenny Rosser told delegates that employers spend too much money …

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    Is information and consultation a wolf in sheep’s clothing?

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Real battle on EU draft directive will be over shape it takes in UK

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    Feedback from the profession

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Last week the European directive on Information and Consultation was agreed by the council of ministers, and HR professionals are worried. Bruce Warman, HR director of Vauxhall, said it would …

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    Sex means gender, not orientation, court rules

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Scottish court overturns ruling on meaning of ‘sex’ in the Sex Discrimination Act and sets out comparisons in bias claims

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    Unions demand action on equal rights for gay staff

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    Unions are calling for the immediate enactment of UK legislation to stamp out discrimination against gay staff ahead of the EU’s law on equality in 2003. The Scottish Court of …

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    Sensitivity, honesty and humility make a leader

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2001

    A genuine concern for others, honesty and a sense of humility are some of the leadership qualities that senior managers should emulate according to latest research. An extensive leadership study, …

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