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    Case round-up

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    This week’s case roundup Discrimination of contract workers Allonby & others v Accrington & Rossendale College and Education Lecturing Services, unreported, March 2001, Court of Appeal Allonby had been employed …

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    Take care with contract workers’ redundancies

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    A Court of Appeal ruling has reminded employers of the risks of discriminating against fixed-term workers . By  Nicholas Moore The Court of Appeal has recently given employers a salutary …

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    Rotation helps careers take off across Europe

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    Canon’s pilot study to develop a more consistent method for assessing its European managers has led to increased job rotation. Canon Europe’s head of HR Bill McQueen explained that the …

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    Setting the record straight on data

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    Misunderstandings are unravelled as commission responds to feedback When the Data Protection Commission first envisaged a code of practice on the use of personal data in employer/employee relationships, little did …

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    Letters

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    This week’s letters Letter of the Week: Parental rights can only hurt business I have been torturing myself by reading about the Parents at Work Green Paper on balancing the …

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    We must accept scale of mental health issue

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    If one in five of us had caught flu last winter, we would have rightly called it an epidemic. With around the same share of the labour force suffering from …

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    Out is back in

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    So it’s no use lamenting the demise of the traditional role of the HR manager. Instead we provide a guide to the new skills and competencies you need to acquire, …

  • Personnel Today

    Sun Alliance guides end homeworkers’ isolation

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    Insurance giant Royal & Sun Alliance has introduced policies to ensure the growing number of its employees who work from home receive the same support and feedback as office-based staff. …

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    Councils collaborate to share e-learning skills

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    A new e-learning network that will help UK local authorities to cut training costs dramatically is being introduced this year. The joint venture between the local government Improvement and Development …

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    Employers in May Day alert

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    Employers have been drawing up plans to protect staff and customers during the anti-capitalist marches scheduled for May Day. Activists have dubbed this year’s demonstration as "May Day Monopoly" after …

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    People

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    Law firm Nabarro Nathanson has been appointed Sharon Tattersfield (pictured) as personnel manager of its Sheffield office. Her role involves a mixture of hands-on operational and strategic input. She aims …

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    Peer pressure solution proposed for pilots

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    The union representing the UK’s pilots has opposed plans by BA to introduce drink and drug testing for flight crews. The British Airline Pilots’ Association, which represents nearly 8,000 flight …

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    Employees value students’ work experience activities

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    Graduates with solid work experience are more employable than those who have taken gap years or done voluntary work, a survey of the country’s leading blue-chip recruiters has revealed. Work …

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    Is this £300m partnership a blueprint for HR’s future?

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    A revolutionary public-private partnership set up between Liverpool City Council and BT may change the way HR in local government works, reports Ben Willmott The role of HR in local …

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    Guru

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2001

    This week’s guru It’s all down to how you code the e-mails Ah, Barcelona, the sun, the architecture, the tapas – and the eccentric conference speakers. The London Business School’s …

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