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    Employers in spotlight over immigration row

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    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    Pressure groups fear that the poor handling of asylum-seekers and refugees means employers are missing out on a pool of talent during a period of severe skills shortages. A Personnel …

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    Is it in our interest to meet Brown’s goal?

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    If prudence is Gordon Brown’s favourite word, productivity comes a close second. The Chancellor wants the UK to start to outpace the US, France and Germany and move up the …

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    web site of the week: www.thinkers50.com

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    If you’re looking for some inspiration in your coffee break, or want a quick fix of management wisdom before your next executive meeting, the Thinkers 50 website is the perfect …

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    Students’ site helps firms make the perfect match

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    Most HR managers have had good and bad experiences of the student placement system. When the student fits in, works well and is given a full-time job at the end …

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    Don’t let IT blind you with science

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    David Taylor offers guidance on putting in place a company e-mail policy that is fair to everybody If some IT leaders are to be believed, to succeed in e-business we …

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    letters

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    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    Letter of the Week Red for danger or open door policy? There is a worrying safety aspect to your report of the red waistcoat dispute on South West Trains (News, …

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    Feedback doesn’t have to leave you feeling bruised

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    The Inland Revenue has learned a lot from 360-degree feedback

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    Why we must start the real debate on asylum

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    The issue of asylum-seekers and immigration is already proving to be one of the most controversial in the run-up to the General Election. An attempt by the Commission for Racial …

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    Skilled doctor faces deportation

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    A doctor who fled persecution in his native Iraq has been told he cannot stay in the UK and is facing deportation. London-based Dr Salim Elyas, 26, has been offered …

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    Q and A: asylum seekers and refugees

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    There is a lot of confusion surrounding asylum-seekers and refugees. Personnel Today addresses the key questions

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    Corus steelworkers will receive hardship payout

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    Hardship payments of £2,500 per person will be made to redundant steelworkers, the Government announced last week, after Corus confirmed it is forging ahead with its redundancy programme. The steel …

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    …in brief

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    This week’s news in brief Ouseley for Lords The Government has named former Commission for Racial Equality chief executive Sir Herman Ouseley as one of the first "people’s peers" to …

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    EOC wants dads’ rights extended

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    The Equal Opportunities Commission has called for more parental rights for fathers after the Government announced it would extend unpaid maternity leave for mothers. Women will be entitled to a …

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    Defence lessons for paramedics

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    Ambulance staff in London are to be given lessons in self-defence and how to defuse dangerous situations in order to improve the safety of paramedics. London Ambulance Service has also …

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    Watchdog criticises ‘bully culture’

    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 9 May 2001

    The management of a Scottish NHS trust has been accused of bullying tactics and creating a blame culture by an independent health watchdog. The report by the Scottish Health Advisory …

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