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    US firms use staff-friendly measures as retention tool

    by Personnel Today 10 Apr 2001
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    Family-friendly working: Studies show contrasting aspects of how employers are tackling work-life balance The retention of talent is the main motivation for employers to invest in work-life balance initiatives, according …

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    Europeans opt for firms over own business

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    by Personnel Today 10 Apr 2001

    Three-quarters of young Europeans want to work for companies rather than go it alone, claims a report. Young Entrepreneurs, Europe’s Challenge for Tomorrow, claims that the proportion of 20- to …

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    Women lose out in interview bias

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

    Women are being subtly discriminated against in job interviews, according to British Psychological Society research. City University’s Dr Jo Silvester, author of the research, monitored the type of questions interviewers …

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    Call to rethink more work-life balance plans

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

    The Institute of Directors has called on the Government to rethink any future commitments to work-life balance practices, warning that a further increase in family-friendly measures would undermine the competitiveness …

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    Increased mobility heralds the rise of elance workers

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

    Fundamental shifts in our social and economic landscape are producing seismic changes in the world of work. The facts speak for themselves – by 2006, according to the Henley Centre …

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    e-biz in brief

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

    This week’s e-biz news in brief Unusual ways of saying ‘thank you’ HR managers looking for more unusual ways to reward staff can choose from a new set of experiences …

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    Mobile Internet technology jargon buster

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

    Just as we’d managed to get our heads around desktop Internet technology, there is a whole set of mobile terms to get used to. WAP, or wireless application protocol, is …

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    Anti-ageism code needs a promotional helping hand

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

    The Government is failing to promote its code on age diversity and employers have not got the message yet about introducing policies to recruit and retain an older workforce. Karen …

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    Website of the week: www.getabstract.com

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

    There are not enough hours in the day for most HR professionals to read the newspaper, let alone all the latest books on management wisdom. Oh for the grown-up equivalent …

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    Risk assessments

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

    In the recent upheavals of maternity law one area is often overlooked. All employers have a duty to undertake a suitable and sufficient assessment of the risk to the health …

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    Latest initiatives closing pay gap

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

    Business has a role to play in helping to further reduce the salary divide, says Susan Anderson The CBI supports the Government’s new plans to tackle the pay gap, which …

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    Letters

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

    This week’s letters In praise of cutting the waiting time The RNID is right to comment on the length of time taken to access funds under the Access to Work …

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    Fine day in history set the tone for the future

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

    Some days, you know why you do it. There was a day like that last week that gave me huge reassurance that what we stand for rings some bells with …

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    Personnel Today Awards 2001

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

    Frazer Jones Award for Innovation in Recruitment and Retention   Has your team developed recruitment approaches that seek out the most talented staff and ensure they stay with the organisation?Then …

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    Hit the road, Jack

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

    Getting rid of senior staff has little to do with fairness. It has more to do with negotiating a suitable go-away package with the minimum of fuss. And with huge …

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