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    Low unemployment rate seen as sign of growth

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

    France’s unemployment figures are the lowest they have been for 10 years. The labour ministry said the unemployment rate dropped to nine per cent in January, 0.2 per cent down …

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    Scheme builds the foundations for security staff

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    by Personnel Today 6 Mar 2001

    Sito, the national training organisation for the security industry, is launching an entry level training programme for security officers. The three-day programme, funded by the Further Education Funding Council, will …

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    Pay hikes at two-year high as rising inflation feeds through

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

    Pay awards have hit a two-year high, according to research by independent analysts Industrial Relations Services. Settlements increased dramatically to 3.4 per cent in the three months to January 2001 …

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    On the eighth day man was made to fret

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

    Staff are working the equivalent of an eight-day week by worrying about work while at home, according to a survey by recruitment company Office Angels. More than two thirds of …

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    Flexibility for working parents – at what cost?

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

    Paid paternity leave and changes to working time: the Green Paper’s proposals are far-reaching. The consultation period ends tomorrow and employers are waiting to see whether the measures will be …

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    IBM takes a more general view of global HR delivery

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

    If you believe that a fundamental shift in the way HR works in a company has to be led from the top, then look no further than IBM for proof. …

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    websites of the week

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

    Many companies preparing for the new economy find themselves having to take a crash course in all things related to the Internet. Knowing who uses the Web, the fastest growing …

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    Data file: Working parents

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

    The series which gives the basics on key areas of employment legislation The hard facts Employment Rights Act 1996 – Section 57a: Time off for Dependants (as inserted by the …

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    Letters

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

    This week’s letters TUC’s campaign is scaremongering I find the call centre campaign by the TUC to be nothing more than a high-profile recruitment exercise aimed at encouraging call centre …

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    Canadian ruling could drive a firm to drink

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

    Just when employers thought there was an end in sight to their ever-increasing legal responsibilities, those clever lawyers have found a new one. A judge in Canada recently awarded $200,000 …

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    Our survey says…

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

    Staff satisfaction has real impact on the bottom line and with the latest advances in methods, surveys have seen something of a renaissance. By Veronica Simpson Employee surveys are far …

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    Long work hours damage your sex life

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

    More than half of the partners of people who work more than 48 hours in a typical week admit that it is damaging their sex life, according to a report …

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    Deloitte plaudit for balancing work and home

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

    Deloitte & Touche’s work-life balance practices have been held up as an example of good practice by the Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers. He praised the flexible working policy …

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    HR directors back audits to spotlight inequalities

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

    Two HR directors who sat on the Equal Pay Task Force have told Personnel Today that regular mandatory equal pay audits are essential if the 18 per cent gender pay …

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    Dixons offers staff computer incentive

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

    Dixons has offered employees the chance to buy a computer after two years’ service in a bid to strengthen staff loyalty and improve IT skills. In exchange for a small …

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