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    Companies urged to look closely at directors’ pay

    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001

    Shareholders will be able to draw comparisons between directors’ pay and bonuses and the actual profits made by UK companies, if DTI proposals come into force. By Katie Hawkins Directors …

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    What is the future of online hiring?

    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001

    Online job-seeking is growing at four times the speed of Internet use in general but what is its future potential? Five major players in the recruitment market offer their insights …

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    Intagen system promises to bridge the IT skills gap

    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001

    A new web-based recruitment service, which is to be launched in the next few weeks, aims to help HR managers and recruiters secure top-quality IT staff and dramatically cut the …

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    People

    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001

    The Employers Organisation has appointed Joan Munro as assistant director and Mick James as deputy head of the people skills and development section.Munro has more than 20 years of experience …

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    Employers miss out on skills due to lack of vision

    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001

    The belief that employers overlook people’s talents when they change careers is preventing most professionals from switching to sectors facing skills shortages, research has revealed. A survey by totaljobs.com shows …

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    Guru

    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001

    This week’s guru Tesco in a flap about pets, hens and ducks Fowl language is definitely off limits at Tesco. A new code of etiquette means that supermarket staff are …

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    Case roundup

    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001

    This week’s case roundup A series of breaches can constitute constructive dismissal JV Strong & Co v Hamill, IDS Brief 684, May 2001, EAT For almost a year, Hamill suffered …

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    Employment law clinic No 4 Provding a reference

    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 22 May 2001

    The challenge:  A company has been asked to supply a reference for an employee who was dismissed for gross misconduct following a refusal to carry out her work, she alleged …

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    Expats get better deal in competitive market

    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001

    Many multinational companies are redefining their packages for expatriate employees to stay competitive, according to research by HR consultants William M Mercer. The survey shows that 8 out of 10 …

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    Nearly half of office staff flirt at work

    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001

    Almost half of employees flirt in the workplace to get their own way research has revealed. The survey by careers website Fish4jobs also shows twice as many women as men …

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    Acas arbitration scheme launched today

    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001

    The new Acas arbitration scheme, which is designed to provide a fast and confidential disputes resolution process, is launched today. Acas chairwoman, Rita Donaghy, told Personnel Today that the new …

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    Call to make directors more accountable over pay

    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001

    Leaders of the £650 billion pensions industry have accused government ministers of failing to introduce tough measures which could help shareholders curb the rise of company directors’ salaries. The National …

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    Red tape discourages bids for foot and mouth aid

    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 21 May 2001

    Businesses hit by the foot and mouth crisis are failing to take up government aid because of red tape according to the British Chambers of Commerce. More than 40 per …

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    Facts for thought

    by Personnel Today 20 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 20 May 2001

    Facts for thought: an executive summary of salaries for UK HR professionals in 2000/2001. Published by TMP Worldwide in association with Personnel Today, this overview of market averages for permanent …

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    Skills shortage affects half of UK employers

    by Personnel Today 18 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 May 2001

    Over half of organisations in the UK have experienced difficulties in filling at least one vacancy in the past year, according to a CIPD survey. The main reasons given by …

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