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    UK must be made a land of learning opportunities

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

    The next government has to raise the public’s aspirations by developing world-class educational system and workplace learning capabilities, claims the Industrial Society’s manifesto. It is also calling for the Government …

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    NHS college would bring opportunities for all staff

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

    HR professionals in the health service have welcomed Labour’s plan to create an NHS university to improve the training and skills of all health workers. Health Secretary Alan Milburn outlined …

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    AHHRM fears for jobs in private plan

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

    The Government’s plans to expose health and education to private-sector management and disciplines will threaten public-sector jobs, claims the Association of Healthcare Human Resource Managers. AHHRM secretary John Adsett believes …

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    Majority would welcome skills migrants

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

    A poll on asylum and migration has revealed an overwhelming majority of people believe the Government should allow in more skilled migrants to combat skills shortages. Nearly three-quarters of those …

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    Bank wins sex equality award

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

    Organisations which have championed women’s rights in the workplace were rewarded last week at the Opportunity Now awards in London. HSBC came first in the Framework for Action category. It …

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    NHS trust seeks cash for refugee doctor retraining

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

    A Birmingham NHS trust is seeking Government funding for a pioneering project to tackle a shortage of inner city doctors by recruiting refugee doctors in the West Midlands. The Birmingham …

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    Use of e-technology sets high performers apart

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

    High-performing companies are more likely to be making full use of e-technology to cut the amount of time their workforce spends on routine tasks, new research has revealed. A study …

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    Socpo and AHHRM get closer on public sector

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

    Local government HR body Socpo and NHS HR group the AHHRM are forming closer ties to better promote public-sector HR issues. Both HR representative groups feel the CIPD does not …

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    Call for common policies on violence against staff

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

    A significant proportion of employers are breaking the law by not keeping records of violent incidents and not having policies in place which deal with aggressive behaviour. A survey of …

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    Catholics flock to join the RUC

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

    A Royal Ulster Constabulary recruitment campaign launched earlier this year has produced an astonishing 20,000 applications, many from Catholics. The organisation, which has 90 per cent Protestant officers, was expecting …

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    …in brief

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

    This week’s news in brief HR careers advice A new service offering free career advice to HR professionals will be launched in June. The service, provided by Personnel Today and …

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    BA online jobs site widens the net for potential staff

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

    British Airways’ new online recruitment site is exploding the myth that blue-collar workers do not look for jobs on the Internet, the airline’s head of recruitment has claimed. Peter Holloway …

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    HR key to hiring new breed of managers

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

    Traditional managers are driving companies out of business, sparking a need for a new approach, according to Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen. He said recruitment and development are key …

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    HR key to hiring new breed of managers

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

    The Royal College of Nursing has criticised the Government’s policy of recruiting foreign staff to tackle NHS nursing shortages. The RCN’s annual congress in Harrogate also highlighted the practice in …

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    E-mail revolution adds to sumof communication overload

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

    Are traditional ways of communicating surviving the e-mail revolution in Europe? In the workplace electronic mail has taken a massive hold potentially undermining other forms of communication. The chart below …

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