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    Byers in keynote role

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    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    • Stephen Byers, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, will be the keynote speaker at a major London conference organised by Personnel Today’s sister magazine Training and the Industrial …

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    Why HR will stand for Human Relationships

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    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    Like most of us I soaked up much of the analysis carried in journals about the achievements at the end of the last millennium. Due weight was given to technology …

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    Wise up to the Web

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    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    From share trading to shopping, e-commerce is sure to have a massive impact on life in the 21st century, allowing businesses to trade with customers around the world. By Sue …

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    Leap into cyberspace

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    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2000

    With the fear of getting left behind by technology hanging over businesses, many feel they are stuck between a rock and a hard place. But why is now the time …

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    TUC dome-trippers an added attraction

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

    • News that the TUC is in discussion with the Dome organisers to rent the much-maligned exhibition for the International Day of the Worker on 1 May is a bit …

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    Points of View

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

    Risk-taking, creativity and humour – just a few of the criterion RADs judges looked for among this year’s 700 entries A mixed bag of the amazing and the mediocre – …

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    Closing the Net

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

    Your services can now be accessed by customers around the world. But make sure you stay one step ahead of the cybercriminals. By Isabel ChoatBefore you rush headlong in to …

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    Race Discrimination

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

    False’ advice reveals race risks The Government has conceded that recent laws on employing foreign nationals can be used as a cover for race discrimination. The admission comes as Unison …

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    Positive steps to protect pregnant staff members

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

    Expectant mothers could claim sex discrimination if companies do not meet their health and safety needs Most employers appreciate they must not discriminate against pregnant employees. However, few realise the …

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    Dismissal

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

    With the rise of the compensatory limit from £12,000 to £50,000 for dismissals on or after 25 October 1999, potential liability for unfair dismissal has become a serious business issue …

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    Establishing the proper selection pool

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

    Taylor v Commissioners of Inland Revenue IDS Brief 649, EAT • Taylor was a valuation executive and whilst on maternity leave was graded 4 in an appraisal. This meant she …

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    Sniping at the IPD helps no one

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

    • Paul Kearns’ column (7 December), although provocative in tone, lacks substance. His claim that the IPD has only recently recognised the importance of relating the professional body of knowledge …

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    Help to hold on to trained staff

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

    David Blunkett has launched a training scheme aimed at countering employers’ fears that newly-skilled staff will be poached. The Secretary of State for Education and Employment last week announced that …

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    UK set to take lead in telecom revolution

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

    • The rise in UK interest rates by a quarter of a point to 5.75 per cent last week, which the City had been expecting, immediately caused mortgage lenders to …

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    HR kept off the board as skills gap shows

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

    Human resources departments have failed to enhance their strategic role in organisations in the past decade. The finding, in research by one of the UK’s leading management schools, is a …

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