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If you’re looking for some inspiration in your coffee break, or want a quick fix of management wisdom before your next executive meeting, the Thinkers 50 website is the perfect …
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Most HR managers have had good and bad experiences of the student placement system. When the student fits in, works well and is given a full-time job at the end …
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David Taylor offers guidance on putting in place a company e-mail policy that is fair to everybody If some IT leaders are to be believed, to succeed in e-business we …
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Letter of the Week Red for danger or open door policy? There is a worrying safety aspect to your report of the red waistcoat dispute on South West Trains (News, …
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The Inland Revenue has learned a lot from 360-degree feedback
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The issue of asylum-seekers and immigration is already proving to be one of the most controversial in the run-up to the General Election. An attempt by the Commission for Racial …
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A doctor who fled persecution in his native Iraq has been told he cannot stay in the UK and is facing deportation. London-based Dr Salim Elyas, 26, has been offered …
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There is a lot of confusion surrounding asylum-seekers and refugees. Personnel Today addresses the key questions
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Hardship payments of £2,500 per person will be made to redundant steelworkers, the Government announced last week, after Corus confirmed it is forging ahead with its redundancy programme. The steel …
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This week’s news in brief Ouseley for Lords The Government has named former Commission for Racial Equality chief executive Sir Herman Ouseley as one of the first "people’s peers" to …
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The Equal Opportunities Commission has called for more parental rights for fathers after the Government announced it would extend unpaid maternity leave for mothers. Women will be entitled to a …
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Ambulance staff in London are to be given lessons in self-defence and how to defuse dangerous situations in order to improve the safety of paramedics. London Ambulance Service has also …
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The management of a Scottish NHS trust has been accused of bullying tactics and creating a blame culture by an independent health watchdog. The report by the Scottish Health Advisory …
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National Lottery operator Camelot is embracing a new work culture in a drive to become more innovative. Chief executive Dianne Thompson told the HR Forum aboard the Oriana that the …
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UK employees are proud of the services and products they provide but are often unimpressed with their organisations, according to research by Aon Consulting and Personnel Today. Sixty-two per cent …