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    Talent needed to ride storm

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    Fears of a recession and its effect on staffing levels mean HR professionals may need to re-examine their retention policies. Karen Higginbottom reports On 22 March, more than £52bn was …

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    Filtering finds a win-win situation on staff surfing

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    A survey carried out in the US by Internet statistics provider eMarketer reveals that employees spend 31 per cent of their online time surfing non-work related sites. No specific figures …

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    Website of the week: www.venuefinder.com

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    How about Hotel Esja in Reykjavik for a different take on the department’s strategy day this year? Or maybe Agia Napa for the sales conference instead of Bournemouth – again. …

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    e-biz in brief

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    This week’s e-biz in brief Firms fail to learn online lessons The success of future electronic customer relation management (e-CRM) projects is being undermined because companies are ignorant of how …

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    More efficient e-mailing

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    We spend a lot of time e-mailing colleagues and friends, but are we as efficient at creating and sending e-mail correspondence as we could be? Few of us know how …

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    Instant dismissal cases do require investigation

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    Handling staff disciplinary matters needs some careful attention, particularly so in the area of instant dismissal For all the exciting new traps for unwary employers to fall through at an …

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    Lost in schemes

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    It is easy to get lost in a thicket of government learning schemes. But a little context sheds light on New Labour’s habits of reinvention. By Stephen Overell Adult learning …

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    The Turner prize goal

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    The future of training looks bright – e-learning, the new economy and globalisation are some of the challenges ahead. But what is the CIPD doing about it? Paul Turner, its …

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    Guru

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    This week’s guru Eversheds event roots out its Weakest Links On a recent away day to Brighton, Guru dropped in on Eversheds’ Employment Law Conference at the Grand Hotel. The …

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    Time to put the learn in e-learn

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    Instead of panicking about the slump of the dotcom industry, e-trainers should get back to basics, says Martyn Sloman The precipitous decline in dotcom shares is raising some tough questions …

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    Letters

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    This week’s letters Letter of the Week A new breed? You have to be kidding While sitting in an airport recently my ear was overheating from using my mobile phone, …

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    US companies’ local focus will hinder them

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    In the US today, with unemployment still quite low, recruitment issues are at the fore. In my local market, the Washington Post recently reported a 1.1 per cent unemployment rate. …

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    Your guide to e-learning: Useful links

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    The following Websites can help you find out more about e-learning. Personnel Today Online The essential Website for HR professionals. It carries news, data, advice, archives, jobs and useful links …

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    Best practice

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    Personnel Today’s monthly series reveals how managers deal with business problems and enhance performance. In this issue, Mike Eccles, from Huntsman Tioxide, explains how a stress survey transformed the company …

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    LSC launch leads to worries over funding

    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Apr 2001

    A nationwide programme to improve knowledge and skills in the workplace by attracting 50,000 adults into further education is being introduced by the new Learning and Skills Council. The LSC, …

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