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    Directors’ bonuses rise by 34 per cent

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    Bonus payments boosted the earnings of UK company directors by 13 per cent in 2001, according to research by the Institute of Management. The survey shows that average bonuses rose …

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    RMT union accuses London Underground of dirty tricks

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    London Underground is offering a £250 bonus to train drivers in an effort to combat absenteeism. The attendance bonuses will be awarded to those who do not miss work during …

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    Managers fail to see true ethnic ability

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    The apparent under-performance of ethnic minority employees is due to the perception of white managers rather than a true indication of their abilities, according to an Institute for Employment Studies …

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    People

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    Karen Morris has joined outsource telebusiness agency Telecom Express as head of HR. She comes from provider Internet connectivity Globix.com where she was European HR director. Her main role will …

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    Ask the right question to get the right answer

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    In HR you are only as good as the questions you ask. Vague and nebulous questions usually result in vague and nebulous solutions. For example, the question, "How do we …

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    Whistle-blowing rules can protect firms from action

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    Companies can avoid a blaze of negative publicity if they address employees’ concerns internally, By Professor David Lewis Early next month, the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 will have been …

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    Letters

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    This week’s letters Letter of the week It takes time to build our careers I am responding to a front page news article (22 May) in which Andrew Kakabadse, deputy …

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    Why immigration isn’t working

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    An influx of immigrants could be the solution to the UK’s skill crisis over the next 10-15 years.  But to what extent can migrant workers resolve labour shortages and how …

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    Web site of the week: www.whatis.com

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    It’s a standing joke that IT not only speaks a different language, but that it actively keeps the rest of us at bay via acronyms and high-tech terms. Here is …

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    Virtual links give senior executives on-line allies

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    Business psychologist Nicholson McBride is using the Internet to create a coaching and networking forum for senior executives. Called Zenith, it is a joint venture with Peer Assisted Learning Systems, …

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    The mental strain of stress at work claims

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    HR managers may be relieved at three recent cases in which employees were unsuccessful in pursuing stress claims. But the news is not all good, says Jill Kelly. The key …

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    The shape of things to come

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    Experts have been predicting a vast change in the face of UK business, with people getting older and more woman and immigrants in the workplace.  But if the past decade …

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    Best practice: working culture

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    Personnel Today’s monthly series reveals how managers deal with business problems and enhance performance. In this issue, managers of API Coated Products explain how increasing responsibility on the shop floor …

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    We need leaders, not just managers

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    David Taylor offers guidance on how to succeed with the projects that are essential for taking us into the new business age   One year ago, I wrote about how, …

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    Labouring under a ton of new legal practices

    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001
    by Personnel Today 5 Jun 2001

    Leading HR experts look back at Labour’s record since it took office in 1997 CIPD The CIPD said it is disappointed with Labour’s heavy-handed approach to legislation since 1997. It …

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