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    Government announces measures to tackle gender pay gap

    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001

    Employment Minister Tessa Jowell announced measures to simplify and speed up equal pay laws this morning. The Government’s key aim is to reduce the red tape for women seeking to …

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    Clumsy question raises HR hackles

    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001

    Visitors to the PersonnelToday.com website have taken exception to the wording of an online poll. The online survey which ran from 24 to 30 April 2001 asked, "Tube strikes prevent …

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    Employment agencies threatened by recession

    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001

    A fifth of all employment agencies are at serious risk of failure even if the anticipated recession is only short down turn, according to research. A study by analysts Plimsoll …

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    Commuters blame journey for stress at work

    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001

    Two thirds of London commuters blame the transport system for high stress levels on arrival at work. Eighty-three per cent of women and 63 per cent men claim that if …

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    Mixed messages from latest pay deals

    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 8 May 2001

    Pay deals declined last month, according to new research. Income Data Services reports that average pay deals have been around 3.5 per cent this year. However analysis of over 250 …

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    City workers reject unethical employers

    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001

    Nearly a quarter of city workers have refused to apply for a job on ethical grounds, a survey has revealed. The survey of 930 city workers by CitiPeople found 24 …

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    TUC downplays impact of foot and mouth

    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001

    A new TUC report claims that  the economic impact of the foot and mouth crisis is likely to be small and temporary. However interest rates need to be cut further to aid the UK’s …

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    Ethnic drive for Cabinet Office

    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001

    The Cabinet Office has launched a recruitment drive in a bid to attract ethnic minority undergraduates into the civil service’s fast track scheme.   An outreach scout will visit university …

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    Camelot learns to love risk

    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001

    National Lottery organiser 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 workers are not simply cheap to fire, says Jones

    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 4 May 2001

    The CBI’s director general has hit out at “damaging myths” about the consultation rules governing closures of company plants. Digby Jones claimed that multinational companies do not close down British …

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    Corus to push on with 6,050 job losses

    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001

    Steel giant Corus has forged ahead with plans to shut down three of its plants in Wales after it rejected an alternative proposal drawn up by unions. Following the 90-day …

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    Scottish NHS trust’s HR team under fire for work culture

    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001

    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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    B&Q defends automated tests

    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001

    B&Q’s automated psychometric recruitment system which hit the national headlines two weeks ago has reduced staff turnover by 10 per cent since the scheme was introduced last year. The company …

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    Service launched to match MBA students with work placements

    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001

    A national service that matches MBA students to business projects across the UK was launched today. The "mbamanagement" service allows MBA students to browse hundreds of businesses at a new …

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    Union calls for 24-hour protection of bar staff rights

    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 May 2001

    The T & G union is calling for the rights of bar staff to be protected if the Government introduces 24-hour opening. The union, representing bar staff, wants proper protection …

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