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    National Trust jobs to go in reorganisation

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001

    The National Trust has announced that it is to scale down its London headquarters with the loss of up to 70 jobs. Some staff will be relocated to Bath or …

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    Business confidence falls

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001

    UK directors and managers have reacted to the latest downturn in the US economy with a loss of optimism according to the latest Recruitment Confidence Index. The quarterly RCI survey, …

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    Home learning scheme introduced for Scottish Power staff

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001

    Scottish Power is currently piloting a three-month home-learning scheme as part of its strategy to make learning widely available to its employees and their families. The energy company decided to …

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    Shipbuilding apprenticeships threatened by yard closure

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001

    Several hundred apprentices at Merseyside shipyard Cammell Laird that is facing closure are facing the prospect of having to leave their jobs without a certificate to their names. At a …

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    Students put career ahead of social life

    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 26 Apr 2001

    Employers should breathe a sigh of relief with the news that most students consider their long-term career prospects rather than their social life when it comes to selecting a university. …

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    Parental leave extended

    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2001

    Employees with children under five years old will be able to take more than three months off work, under new measures announced by Trade and Industry Secretary, Stephen Byers today. …

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    Daily workplace rituals boost performance

    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2001

    Employees work better if they carry out the same daily rituals such as drinking from the same cup or even using the same toilet according to research. A survey, by …

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    Parental leave announcement due today

    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2001

    Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers is due to announce this morning that parents of under-fives are to be given an extension to their unpaid leave from work. Mothers and …

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    Motorola job losses prompt call for law change

    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 25 Apr 2001

    The T & G union have called on the government to sign up to the Information and Consultation directive after Motorola announced the loss of 3,000 jobs in Scotland. The …

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    Police initiative to attract Muslim women recruits

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001

    All Muslim women police officers will be allowed to wear traditional headscarves as part of an initiative in London to boost recruitment from black and Asian communities. The Metropolitan Police, …

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    MOD denies regiments to be axed

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001

    The MOD has denied claims that ten regiments could be axed because of an on-going crisis in army recruitment. An article in the Daily Telegraph claimed the army is considering …

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    Support grows for ban on Tube strike

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001

    HR professionals are backing calls from the Conservative Party to prevent Tube staff striking. John Renz, HR director at City law firm CMS Cameron McKenna, said London Underground staff should …

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    Compromise deals may not be end of the matter

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001

    A recent case has underlined why employers should show considerable vigilance when they are using compromise or Acas agreements The case of BCCI v Ali and Others concerned the extent …

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    Pay awards help steady inflation nerves

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001

    Pay award levels are holding steady, easing fears that falling unemployment will force up inflation, according to research. The CBI’s  Pay Databank Survey shows service firm settlements averaged 4.1 per …

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    Firms pay a premium to retain best HR staff

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2001

    HR professionals are in demand with companies having to pay high salaries to retain and attract the best talent, research shows. The study, exclusive to Personnel Today, shows that more …

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