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    What it takes to get to the top- the qualifications of HR directors

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

    HR directors in the UK tend to be less well educated than many of their peers in Europe, and the proportion with degrees has fallen over the past decade. In …

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    UK firms more likely to close Net to employees

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

    Nearly half of staff in Europe admit they spend more than three hours a week in the office surfing the Web for personal use. A survey of 800 employees in …

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    Joint effort to lift chemicals profile urged

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

    Employers and trade unions in the chemicals sector are being urged to jointly promote careers in the industry to students. The Chemical Industries Association (CIA) told a conference in Milan …

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    Bid to improve hauliers’ standards

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

    The Road Haulage Association has launched a training scheme to boost professionalism in the haulage industry and create career paths for truck drivers. The scheme is also aimed at attracting …

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    Record proportion of women in workforce

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

    The proportion of women working in the UK is at its highest level, according to research by the Office for National Statistics. It shows that nearly 70 per cent of …

  • Personnel Today

    Staff negative about change in HR strategy

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

    Nearly a quarter of employees react adversely to change in a company’s HR policy, resulting in weaker employment relations and a greater sense of job insecurity among staff. These are …

  • Personnel Today

    Performance manage your flexible employees

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

    Many HR teams are able to convince their boards that flexible working brings benefits to the business case, but few know what to do on a day-to-day basis. Performance management …

  • Personnel Today

    Firms predict rise in government red tape

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

    Three-quarters of business decision-makers believe that Government red tape and bureaucracy are on the increase, according to joint research by HSBC bank and the British Chambers of Commerce. The I …

  • Personnel Today

    Cuts continue despite growth

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

    Cutbacks in employment and investment in the engineering are occurring despite continued growth in the sector, according to the Engineering Employers’ Federation’s quarterly survey. The survey, which covers 1,400 companies, …

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    Engineering cleans up act to attract women to sector

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

    Engineering companies are launching a recruitment drive to attract women to the sector at the National Engineering Recruitment Exhibition this month. Exhibitor’s in Birmingham will try to clean up the …

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    Can HR give doctors the right medicine?

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

    NHS trusts are faced with growing unrest among their doctors and consultants as morale dips and many hinted they would consider early retirement as a way out. HR, although feeling …

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    Our experts solve your e-business difficulties

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

    In the latest of an occasional series on all aspects of e-business, Linda Farrell, partner at law firm Bristows, and Marie Firmrite, director of the City office of international career …

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    Letters

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

    This week’s letters Letter of the Week: Good practice key to tribunal disease Personnel Today is so right that better management systems will help minimise the growing number of applications …

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    On appeal

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

    Continuing a regular series spelling out the implications of important cases which have been heard recently in the appeal courts. Debra Gers looks at the issues   Employment status of …

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    Arbitration scheme arrives at last

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

    After a three-year wait the Acas Arbitration Scheme will be launched on 21 May. It will provide a voluntary method of resolving unfair dismissal claims outside the employment tribunal system. …

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