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    Test your business literacy

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    HR is always being urged to talk the language of business but how much do you understand? Try answering the questions below then click on the link at the bottom …

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    Answers to business literacy test

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    How did you do in our business literacy quiz? Here are the answers. 1 When a company is said to be a "£500m company" what does that mean? That the …

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    Hospital in pursuit of perfection

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    With typical survey response rates ranging from 40 to just over 50 per cent, Southend Hospital must have been doing something right to get 80 per cent returns for its …

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    Dilemmas that disrupt organisational change

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    My subject for a presentation at the People Development Summit in Amsterdam last month was the link between organisational change and learning. The debate threw up some stark contrasts among …

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    Compulsory equal pay audits split profession

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    Plans to force employers to review equal pay policies have divided the HR profession. The Equal Pay Task Force, comprising employers and academics, last week recommended that the Government amend …

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    Directors face bad drivers rap

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    Employers could be held responsible if their staff drive dangerously and crash their company vehicles under proposals being studied by health and safety officials. A Government-appointed task force is considering …

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    Tesco boosts workforce skills with training pilot

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    Tesco will pilot adult learning schemes in the next three months to boost skills levels within its workforce. The supermarket giant hopes to attract government funding for the scheme from …

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    HR vital to Camelot staff morale

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    Camelot’s HR team played a critical role in the company’s successful bid to continue operating the National Lottery. Steve Thompson, Camelot’s HR director, said one of the greatest challenges was …

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    CBI and TUC call for adult learning funds

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    The Government should provide sufficient funding for all adults to receive publicly-funded education up to GCSE level, according to a joint Budget submission by the CBI and TUC. It is …

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    Why we’re breaking ranks on equal pay

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    Last week a government task force proposed that organisations should be forced by law to undertake regular reviews to ensure equal pay between women and men. The reaction from the …

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    Branding builds employee loyalty

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    Employers who can engage  staff in their business goals are more likely to retain their workforce than firms which offer flexible working arrangements, according to research. The research by recruitment …

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    Doubts hang over pledge for more NHS consultants

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    The Government has pledged to increase the number of NHS consultants by 49 per cent over the next nine years. Health Secretary Alan Milburn claimed there would be an “unprecedented” …

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    One in five nurses quit on qualifying

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    Training for nurses has to be improved in order to ensure more students complete courses, according to research. Two reports from watchdog organisations reveal that one in six students training …

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    Prescott sets safety targets

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    HR teams must drive through safety improvements on construction sites after the Deputy Prime Minister demanded a 40 per cent reduction in injuries by 2005. At the Construction Safety Summit …

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    Expense claims cost business dear

    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    As many as 2.5 million employees in the UK believe it is acceptable to exaggerate their expense claims at work, according to research for accounting systems provider Cevas Data Systems. …

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