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This month’s news Personal gain motivates the urge to learn Managers are likely to rate personal career plans as the primary influence on their development needs, in preference to the …
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What’s the difference between a leader and a manager? Very little, reports Lucie Carrington as she listens to research being carried out in the field Our obsession with what makes …
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An expert panel of judges has been lined up to assess all the entries to this year’s TD2001 Award. Their interests and specialist areas reflect the entire gamut of business …
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Have any of your team-building exercises ever been thwarted by awkward characters? Richard Wilkes looks at how team leaders can overcome difficult personality types and become more effective. Today’s organisations …
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How CompuTrainer was used for business consultancy Grant Thornton’s company-wide migration to Microsoft Office 2000 Designed and delivered by: Educational Multimedia Corporation, Knyvett House, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex TW18 3BA, …
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This month Angie Bourke, 38, associate director of CMG UK, payroll division, explains why staff development is central to her job and how she encourages people to achieve their potential …
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I should like to speak out in defence of NVQs. They are too often seen as low-level qualifications undertaken by put-upon school leavers in an environment where credibility means the …
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A dinner ladies’ equal pay case awaiting judgement in Europe could do serious damage to local authorities’ ability to contract out services – and could even lead to industry-wide bargaining. lucie carrington reports
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Should both sexes have the legal right to work part-time after the birth of a child? Is it necessary to legislate on something which is already occurring voluntarily? Or would education be the better option? Compiled by Sarah-Jane North
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This week’s news in brief Employers’ Law Briefing conference The fourth employers’ Law Briefing will take place on Wednesday 9 May 2001 at the British Library in King’s Cross, London. …
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Consultation on the Data Protection Commissioner’s draft code of practice for employers has closed amid angry accusations that it would leave employers wide open in tribunal cases. The draft, which …
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Enhanced rights for working parents are set to feature in the Government’s election manifesto, to help employees balance the demands of modern life. But employers need to strike a balance, too, says David yeandle
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The Government has announced plans to change the Regulations 1999 provisions. Sue Nickson sets out the present rights to see what it has to build on
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The introduction of legal aid for employment tribunal cases in Scotland will trigger claims from employees for similar rights in England and Wales, lawyers are warning. The Scottish Executive’s move …
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Equal pay cases are likely to rocket if a case awaiting judgement in the European Court of Justice goes against the employer. The warning comes in the wake of proposals …