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I was thinking of calling this piece "the greatest HR non-issues of all time", but I have set myself quite a task because there are so many to choose from. …
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This week’s guru Actor robbed of job for delivering too much Guru knows only too well the price you pay for being too good at your job. Take actor Mick …
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For anyone who missed it, the consultation period on the future of National Training Organisations ended last month. If you are trying to bring to mind exactly who and what …
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Will there be any point in having fixed-termers if the law is to put them on equal footing with permanent staff?
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Nicholas Moore head of employment at Osborne Clarke OWA answers questions regarding time off work for new fathers QÂ One of our employees is an excited father-to-be. He wants some …
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Implementation of a new set of Tribunal Rules of Procedure has been delayed until 16 July to allow more time for tribunal users to understand the changes. The key change …
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This week’s letters Letter of the Week Why is it so hard to get an HR job? In response to recent letters printed in Personnel Today I would like to …
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As more firms wield the axe, what gives staff consultation meaning?
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The construction industry is being urged to recruit under achieving school leavers and the long-term unemployed to solve its skills shortage. Richard Macfarlane, author of good practice guide Local Labour …
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HR managers have a lack of understanding about mental health issues, according to research commissioned by the Department of Health. Attitudes to Mental Health at Work – Interim Report claims …
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Credit card issuer Capital One has cut turnover at its Nottingham call centre by spending more time recruiting to ensure it hires the right people for the job. The firm …
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This week’s international news Bank cuts 100 posts Merrill Lynch is poised to cut around 100 jobs in its investment banking operation after a slump in mergers and acquisitions activity …
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The number of police recruits who entered residential training last year rose by 77 per cent, according to latest figures. National Police Training and the Metropolitan Police Service figures show …
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This weeks training news EasyJet takes to road EasyJet is running a series of roadshows in Singapore and New Zealand to try to recruit more pilots. The first will take …
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Accounting professor Robert H Ashton has been appointed dean of the Fuqua School of Business Europe. Ashton will assume his position in Frankfurt on 1 July and is replacing Thomas …