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    Camelot calls on staff to be more creative for the future

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

    National Lottery operator Camelot is embracing a new work culture in a drive to become more innovative. Chief executive Dianne Thompson told the HR Forum aboard the Oriana that the …

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    Workforce not impressed by their employers

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

    UK employees are proud of the services and products they provide but are often unimpressed with their organisations, according to research by Aon Consulting and Personnel Today. Sixty-two per cent …

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    Rospa calls for action to slash deaths on road

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

    A health and safety expert has called for legal measures that will force employers to introduce risk management measures to protect company drivers. Roger Bibbings, an occupational health adviser for …

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    Stockholm Summit: its effect on employment policies

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

    By Susan Gibas, secretary general of the European Human Resource Network, a cross-sectoral information network for European employers and HR strategists dealing with issues of employment and the labour market in Europe. Contact [email protected]

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    Land Rover updates image to improve staff diversity

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

    The approach to recruitment at Land Rover is being transformed in the wake of the firm’s sale to Ford last year. The changes are being driven by the firm’s recruitment …

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    training

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

    This week’s training news Funds for bus learning Bus operator First Group has launched a lifelong learning initiative which will give its employees in Glasgow and North Ayrshire the opportunity …

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    Staff spend too much time on their own mail

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

    More than a third of internal business e-mail is unnecessary, according to a report. The survey by technology analyst Gartner also claims that employees spent an average of 49 minutes …

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    Passive smoking Bill calls for tighter rules

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

    A Labour MP has introduced a new Bill requiring firms to protect workers from passive smoking. Leicestershire MP David Taylor insists that the law on passive smoking in the workplace …

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    Firms eschew older hiring methods in favour of Web

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

    Employers are spending more on online recruitment as the influence of traditional job-search methods declines, according to research by an online jobs site. A survey of 200 HR directors of …

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    Double role for HR in handling line managers

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

    HR managers can make a real contribution to a company by seeing themselves as "architects" with a responsibility for guiding their line managers, leading HR thinker David Ulrich claims. Ulrich, …

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    People

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

    Andrew Gordon has joined William Mercer as a European partner to head its employment law consulting team. His previous position was a lecturer in international business law at London University …

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    IR35 upheld but Revenue guidelines under attack

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

    When is a personal services company a contractor and when an employee? It seems to depend on each project IR35 was an Inland Revenue press release focusing on "personal service …

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    Tech firms look to a leaner future

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

    The technology sector is feeling the effects of the downturn. But employers say the sector will bounce back – after a restructure. Karen Higginbottom reports

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    Camden provides refugees with first step on job ladder

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

    Camden Borough Council is running an innovative work placement scheme to give refugees the chance to get relevant experience in the UK. The council, in partnership with London-based charity City …

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    Firms ignoring gender pay gap

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

    Most employers do not believe they have an equal pay problem, according to CIPD research. Its latest membership survey on salaries and rewards shows that 61 per cent of respondents …

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