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    Law change needed to ensure equal pay

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    A change in the law is needed to force employers to review their pay systems to ensure they don’t discriminate against women according to the Equal Opportunities Commission. The EOC …

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    CBI angered at red tape snub

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    The CBI has hit back at comments made by Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers last week that the impact of red tape is being exaggerated by employers. At an …

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    Dramatic rise in salaries

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    Pay awards have hit a two-year high, according to research by independent analyst the Industrial Relations Services. Latest figures from the IRS show that pay settlements increased dramatically to 3.4 …

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    Paradoxes on the road to e-HR

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    Implementing an e-HR system will help HR directors become more strategic but it can also throw up a number of paradoxes along the way. Here are some you may have …

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    Private decisions have now gone public

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    UK companies can not be expected to behave decently without strong leadership from Government, argues Will Hutton. Corporate UK has had a salutary six months. Railtrack and Corus may have …

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    Push for parent power at work gathers steam

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers has stressed his determination to force business to embrace family-friendly working, and told employers that “no change is not an option”. Byers was speaking …

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    Terminating a contract efficiently

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    Martin Beijneveld of Dutch law firm Van Harmelen Beijneveld Tubbergen Van Houten, looks at the options for executing lawful dismissal under the labour law of the Netherlands and how the …

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    In on the act – Tupe

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    This week Sarah Lamont of law firm Bevan Ashford looks at the highly problematic legislation on staff transfers and the continuing confusion over what actually constitutes a transfer of staff …

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    Temp to perm plans will alter way fees are levied

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    Draft regulations will alter the conditions for agencies charging a firm which offers a temp a permanent post. Organisations frequently engage workers through an employment agency and then decide to …

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    Tribunal win was a victory for part-timers

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    A mother of two has won £14,500 damages from Yellow Pages after being forced to change from working from home part-time to commuting to a full-time position at the firm’s …

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    HR spend to be slimmed down by going online

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    Cable & Wireless will cut its HR costs by a third in three years as a result of its e-HR programme, which has been rolled out in the US, the …

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    Bank to introduce flexible working to cut staff losses

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    Merrill Lynch Investment Managers is set to introduce flexible working to cut its staff turnover to below 10 per cent. Head of HR, Karen Hoggard, told delegates at a conference …

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    Motorola to hold forum on future

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    Motorola’s HR team is creating a consultation forum with unions and staff to discuss efficiency savings and possible job cuts at its Swindon plant.  HR manager Dyfed Evans told Personnel …

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    BBC plans £140m in savings by restructuring HR division

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    The BBC estimates that the creation of a single HR division will help the corporation save £60m within three years. Speaking at an internal briefing to staff earlier this month, …

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    BNFL’s tougher new work culture wins HSE’s praise

    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 27 Feb 2001

    BNFL’s efforts to improve work culture and safety at Sellafield nuclear plant over the past year have been acknowledged in an HSE report released last week. Sellafield’s HR team have …

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