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    Talks start on future of Motorola’s Scottish staff

    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001

    Talks have started between the Transport and General Workers’ Union and the Scottish Executive Minister Wendy Alexander to discuss the threat to jobs at Motorola. The company has announced plans …

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    Internet company to axe jobs

    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001

    American based Internet portal Yahoo is to reduce its workforce by 12 per cent to cut costs following a predicted drop in revenue. The American-based company is to cut 400 …

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    CBI predicts 50,000 job losses

    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001

    The CBI has warned that 50,000 jobs could be lost this year due to the global slowdown and foot and mouth outbreak. It predicts that most of the jobs will …

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    UK business loses £500m a year through Internet surfing

    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001

    Staff who waste time at work sending personal e-mails and surfing the Internet are costing British business £500m a year, according to a report. Nine out of ten workers surveyed, …

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    Union will push for recognition deal at Amazon soon

    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001

    Print and distribution union the GPMU is stepping up its bid for a ground-breaking recognition deal at new economy firm Amazon. Several Amazon workers handed in completed union membership application …

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    Government and retailers team up to combat skills shortages

    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001

    An employer-led initiative has been launched to combat the skills shortages in the retail sector. Retailers are teaming up with the Government to help 50,000 long-term unemployed and lone parents …

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    New NHS registrars unlikely to fill consultant positions

    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 12 Apr 2001

    The NHS is to create 1,000 new specialist registrar posts in hospitals over the next three years as part of a plan to create 7,500 more consultants. But there is …

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    Siemens to cut jobs in Germany

    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001

    German engineering firm Siemens is cutting 2,000 jobs at its mobile phone production site in Germany. The company decided not to renew the workers’ temporary contracts at the Liepzig site …

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    Nissan to recruit staff through the New Deal

    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001

    Car manufacturer Nissan will use New Deal recruits to build its new Micra in Sunderland. One of the biggest firms in the North East, Nissan will use the New Deal …

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    UK pilots oppose random drink and drug testing

    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 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 Air Line Pilots’Association, which represents nearly 8,000 flight …

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    M&S will have to consult with French works council

    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001

    Marks & Spencer must consult with its works council after being reprimanded by French courts for not consulting before deciding to axe its European operations. The company employs 1,700 people …

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    City analyst was discriminated against over bonus

    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001

    A tribunal has ruled that companies must have transparent bonus systems. It found that a senior city analyst was discriminated against because she received less bonus money than her male …

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    Budgens expands management trainee scheme

    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001

    Supermarket chain Budgens has expanded its management trainee scheme to meet its growth targets of 20 new store openings in the next financial year. It has recruited 50 people for …

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    £100m and rising, the savings of the BT Ideas scheme

    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2001

    Telecommunications giant BT is upgrading a scheme that has saved the firm nearly £100 million over the last four years by harnessing its employees’ ideas. BT Ideas was formed to …

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    Irish telecoms company to cut staff

    by Personnel Today 10 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 10 Apr 2001

    Telecoms operator Eircom envisages that it will cut 3,500 jobs by 2003, leaving a core workforce of 9,000. In the short term, Ireland’s former state-owned company is to cut 320 …

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