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    New bonus for tube drivers to lower absences

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

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

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    UK out on its own over workers’ consultation

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    A crucial vote in Europe next month is likely to force employers in the UK to consult their workforce in detail about redundancies and mergers much earlier or face harsh …

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    Army turns up heat for recruits in the Caribbean

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    The Army is flying a recruitment team to St Lucia to enlist 500 soldiers in October. Colonel Wayne Harber, head of Army recruitment, told Personnel Today that the military is …

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    Call centre rejig boosts ICL staff job satisfaction

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    Software company ICL aims to save £10m over the next two years by changing work practices and culture in its IT support centres across Europe. The company has implemented a …

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    New directory to help recruit hospitality staff

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    The British Hospitality Association has launched a second directory of over 400 companies that have been recognised as good employers. The aim is to help the industry recruit new talent. …

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    Knowledge management: top 10 tips

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    Want to make sure your knowledge management system will work? Caroline Horn canvasses the experts for some pointers 1. The basics It is crucial that any knowledge management system has …

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    Guru

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    This week’s guru Got you bang to rights chapter and verse Whenever Guru gets a bit short of anecdotal outpourings, he can always count on the police to turn something …

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    Draft directive can still be challenged

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    Of all the draft EU directives sitting on the desks of power in Brussels, employers have always been most fearful of the one on information and consultation. Now speculation is …

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    On appeal

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    Continuing a regular series spelling out the implications of important cases which have been heard recently in the appeal courts, Richard Lister looks at the issues Duty of care when …

  • Vicarious liability

    A not-so-simple issue of vicarious liability

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    The House of Lords has recently refined the test to establish an employer’s vicarious liability for acts committed by its staff

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    Discretionary bonuses

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    Many employers operate discretionary bonus schemes. In legal terms, it is often exactly where the discretion lies which can prove problematic. There are often problems in two areas: first, the …

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    Letters

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    This week’s letters Letter of the week More to us than tea and toilet I think one of the major reasons why the HR profession is not regarded as a …

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    It’s what you know that counts

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    HR is notoriously absent when it comes to taking the lead in creating a knowledge management culture in their organisations, when it should have a key role in creating the right cultural conditions for knowledge to be shared. But we have tracked down four HRmanagers who have taken control

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    People

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    Jackie Bornor has been appointed HR manager for the corporate practice at law firm Clifford Chance. Before this she was development manager at the Woolwich HQ in Bexleyheath, Kent. Jonathan …

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    Our manifesto moves work to top of agenda

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2001

    John Prescott’s left jab has made most news, with Oliver Letwin’s disappearance after "aspiring" to £20bn of tax cuts the prime policy gaffe. Tony Blair has hinted darkly at a …

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