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    Council fined over death of electrician

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

    Doncaster Council was fined £400,000 last week after an electrician died following lapses in health and safety procedures. Michael Seiles, 31, of Wheatley, Doncaster, South Yorkshire had been called to …

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    Pay talks stop as unions reject 3 per cent offer

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

    Local government pay talks have ground to a halt following the rejection by unions of a 3 per cent pay offer from local authorities. Unions are demanding a £1,000 flat …

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    In brief

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

    The Government needs tougher tactics if it wants to create a socially and environmentally responsible business culture according to the Industrial Society’s chief executive. In a new essay Putting back …

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    Deutsche Bank surveys loyalty

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

    Financial services giant Deutsche Bank has found a way to measure the commitment of its staff in order to retain them in a highly competitive labour market. Dr Silvia Steffens-Duch, …

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    Ericsson shifts focus to intranet

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

    Ericsson has trained 40,000 staff through its intranet in the last year as its business focus shifted from telecoms to mobile Internet. Britt Reigo, senior vice-president of the Ericsson’s people …

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    South Africa rising to the HR challenge

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

    HR director of mining giant Anglo Platinum Eric Ngubane has described the massive challenges facing businesses in South Africa. “The country has come from an isolated background and it has …

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    Saatchi helps attract recruits to Lloyds TSB

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

    Lloyds TSB’s HR business director has called in the bank’s advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi to develop its employer branding project. The agency developed the slogan “Your Life, Your Career”, …

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    Companies reflect value of HR directors in pay awards

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

    HR directors are earning greater rewards as companies realise they play an increasingly  key strategic role in achieving business aims. This is the view of the CIPD in light of …

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    Ladbrokes back odds-on winner

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

    An online training site developed by Ladbrokes’ HR team will slash the company’s training budget by 20 per cent, according to Bill Templeton, HR manager for Ladbrokes. The Ladbrokes Learning …

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    Managers say e-HR will aid strategic role

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

    Nearly nine out of 10 employers claim that the Internet and intranets will enable the HR profession to assume more of a strategic role within organisations. These findings are part …

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    Web site of the week: ergonomics.org.uk

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

    There is no shortage of books written on the subject of ergonomics, but if you’re looking for a crash course in the subject, the Ergonomics Society’s site is a good …

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    Technology the only way forward for strategic HR

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

    e-hr: Profession is transforming the way it carries out its function, survey discovers HR directors are unlikely to fulfil a strategic role unless they implement some form of e-HR, according …

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    e-biz in brief

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

    How can you successfully attract and retain your next web developer? Which benefits package will ensure your e-business manager never leaves you? The Arthur Andersen online survey aims to answer …

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    Toolbox: finding an alternative browser

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

    A browser is the window through which you view the Internet and the two dominant players in the field are Microsoft with Explorer and Netscape with Navigator. Many people don’t …

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    Is flexible retirement the solution to the skills gap problem?

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

    Plans to abolish the compulsory retirement age may keep skills in the workplace, but some feel it might be opening a can of worms. Richard Staines reports Next month a …

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