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    by Personnel Today 1 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 May 2001

    E-learning may be all the rage, but when it comes to HR, author and consultant Paul Kearns thinks it’s time to relearn some lessons from the old masters   HR …

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    Will the LSCs get the balance right?

    by Personnel Today 1 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 May 2001

    The muted launch of the LSCs may not bode well, says Lucie Carrington. But she asks users and policymakers to prove her wrong There were no live link-ups, not even …

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    Case Roundup

    by Personnel Today 1 May 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 May 2001

    This week’s case roundup Failure to promote part-timer discriminatory Neary v Ladbrokes Casino, EOR Digest No 47, Employment Tribunal Neary worked at Bristol’s Regency Casino as a grade I1 inspector. …

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    Parental leave court case called off

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001

    The TUC has called off its European court case over parental leave after the Government’s change of stance. Last week DTI secretary Stephen Byers announced that the Government was to …

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    Protest rally against M&S store closures

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001

    Union leaders are finalising plans for a Europe-wide demonstration day by Marks and Spencer staff in protest at store closures in France. More than 1,000 workers from France, Belgium and …

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    Ambulance crews to be taught self-defence

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001

    Self-defence training is to be given to ambulance crews as part of a £1 million campaign to improve safety for paramedics. Two-and-a-half thousand workers will be taught to throw off …

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    TUC recruitment boost

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001

    A scheme to recruit more people to the TUC has attracted more than 30,000 new members since it began three years ago. Figures from the Cardiff Business School, which has …

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    TUC calls for worldwide asbestos ban

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001

    The TUC has called for a worldwide asbestos ban following its claims that 18,000 workers have died in the past four years from exposure to the substance. In a report …

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    Dotcom firms most attractive employers

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001

    Internet companies are still seen as better employers than more traditional companies despite the continuing job losses in the dotcom sector. This is according to the latest research from the …

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    HR to play a key role coaching line managers

    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 30 Apr 2001

    HR managers can make a real contribution to a company by seeing themselves as ‘architects’ with a responsibility for guiding their line managers according to Dave Ulrich. Speaking at a …

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    Stakeholder pension guide for business published

    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001

    The CBI and law firm Hammond Suddards Edge have published a guide for businesses which have a legal responsibility to offer stakeholder pensions. The pamphlet outlines the steps employers should …

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    Manager with depression unfairly dismissed

    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001

    An employment tribunal in London has ruled that a woman depressive who worked as a marketing manager was sacked due to her disability. Colleen Melanophy, who was employed at Rapport …

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    Foot and mouth workers miss out on special payments

    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001

    Front line environmental workers battling the foot and mouth epidemic are being penalised for working long hours and in dreadful conditions, according to public service union Unison. The workers, dealing …

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    Nationwide combats glass ceiling

    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001

    Nationwide is introducing a mentoring scheme aimed at increasing the percentage of women in senior manager positions. The UK’s largest building society has set itself a target of having 28-29 …

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    Ageism costing UK plc billions

    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Apr 2001

    The failure to tackle ageism is costing the UK economy £31 billion a year, according to a report commissioned by the Employers Forum on Age. The report, Ageism Too Costly …

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