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EasyJet has denied reports that hundreds of jobs at Luton Airport are under threat if the company does not get a cheaper deal on landing fees. “We are not pulling …
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The personnel and services director of Arcadia Group, which owns Dorothy Perkins, Top Shop and Evans has resigned. Keith Cameron, 52 is expected to receive a £300,000 pay off after …
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Workers at a Rolls-Royce engineering factory at Ansty, near Coventry, will stage a one-day strike next Friday over plans to cut jobs. Yesterday, talks collapsed between union officials and management …
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Corus, the troubled Anglo-Dutch steel-maker, has finally announced that over 6,000 jobs will be lost over the next three years, as part of the UK restructuring plan. Three-thousand job will …
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The High Court in London has granted an injunction blocking the RMT union’s proposed strike by London Underground staff next Monday. London Underground management had applied for the injunction, arguing …
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Staff at Tesco are set to benefit from the largest payout in UK corporate history when two of its Save As You Earn schemes mature. More than 33,000 staff, who …
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Monthly e-mail surveys are sent to 1,000 BBC staff to monitor the effectiveness of the director general’s organisational changes and the corporation’s internal communications strategy. At the Measuring the Value …
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The correct role for e-learning is to support a variety of training experiences, says Paolo Barone New learning technologies (or e-learning as it is now known) hold out the promise …
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Boeing is backing a £15 million manufacturing and research park to be built in South Yorkshire that is set to create 7,000 jobs. The Aerospace Manufacturing Research Centre and 100-acre …
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Dairy Crest, the UK dairy foods manufacturer has announced it will axe more than 900 jobs following its merger with rival Unigate in July last year. The jobs will go …
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At least 9,000 jobs are set to be lost across the country if Lloyds TSB’s takeover bid for Abbey National is successful. Lloyds TSB pledged to keep the Abbey National …
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The European Computer Driving Licence is going down a storm. But what is its true value? Simon Kent reports In May 1998 a new IT qualification was launched in the …
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Paul Stafford has won awards for his work on morale and skills at the Inland Revenue, yet remains anxious about measuring the value added. Lucie Carrington reports The Inland Revenue …
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More than a quarter of employers in the IT industry think skills shortages are destroying the health of the bottom line. They know that training is the obvious answer, so …
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Bob Nelson, controller at BBC Training and Development, says organisations shouldn’t get too clever about learning If one more person says to me that e-learning is the answer to everything, …