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    New Deal shake-up as DfEE acts on feedback

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    The Government has announced a belated series of measures to tackle employers’ complaints about the New Deal. The shake-up of the scheme, announced by employment minister Tessa Jowell last week, …

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    Firms told to prepare for deluge of stress claims

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    Employers have been told to brace themselves for a rash of compensation claims for stress, following two cases of six-figure pay-outs in two days. Worcestershire County Council paid out a …

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    Sector calls for skills upgrade

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    Almost half of HR departments believe they are suffering from skill shortages, Personnel Today’s quarterly survey of readers has revealed. One in 10 said the dearth of skills among their …

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    Uncertainty brings pension delay

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    Employers are delaying improvements to their own pension schemes due to uncertainty about Government plans for stakeholder pensions. Companies want more details on how staff membership affects existing arrangements. A …

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    Building sites

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    So let’s say your company is convinced and it’s time to dip that toe. What follows is a guide to the technical aspects of creating an e-commerce site, from registering …

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    In Brief

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    Pay deals down New figures on pay deals suggest the Chancellor’s call for pay restraint in October last year has been heeded by employers. Figures covering 1999 and early 2000 …

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    Prediction of increase in staff turnover

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    • Almost half of HR professionals expect labour turnover to rise in their organisation over the coming year. Only one in eight expect it to fall. Employers in banking and …

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    Women-friendly rules have failed

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    Women-friendly rules have failed to force flexible work issue, say readers   • New family-friendly legislation has had little impact on the priority given to flexible working, job sharing and …

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    Case Round up

    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000

    Studying need not break chain of causation Khanum v IBC Vehicles Employment Lawyer 34, EAT • Khanum was dismissed in December 1996 and in October 1997, having been unable to …

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    Comment: Gaps in training that hold Britain back

    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000

    If the UK is to remain a major independent economic and political power in the new century, and if living standards are to be enhanced, it is crucial Britain develops …

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    You’ve just got to be having a laugh

    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000

    • Is ‘being funny’ one of your core competencies for senior managers? I thought not. So beware them casually asking about this latest management training course. The comedy club chain …

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    Essential reading

    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000

    What were the most important books for HR professionals in the last millennium? Stephen Overell spoke to a range of key figures in the industry to compile a near-definitive listIdentifying …

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    A week in the life

    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000

    Conferences on culture changes, appraising outsourcing, mentoring, meetings on incentives… it’s all in a week’s work for an HR director. By Paul Simpson Monday 8am The weekend’s haul of e-mails …

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    competition from ex-employees

    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000

    Many employers take the view that there is little or nothing they can realistically do to protect their businesses from a departing employee who may compete with them once they …

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    Abusive behaviour can be a workplace hazard

    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jan 2000

    Health and safety at work legislation extends beyond the obvious dangers to include threats by colleagues It is automatically unfair to dismiss an employee who refuses to work where there …

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