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    what’s in a name?

    by Personnel Today 20 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 20 Feb 2001

    A rose may smell as sweet but why are HR job titles getting increasingly flowery? Phil Boucher learns why some of today’s job names seem to industry outsiders to be …

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    …on the move

    by Personnel Today 20 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 20 Feb 2001

    Catherine Parker is the new HR manager at the City Inn, Bristol. She started her role on 2 January and is responsible for all recruitment procedures, the selection and interview …

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    Case roundup

    by Personnel Today 20 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 20 Feb 2001

    This week’s case roundup. Care needed in disciplinary proceedings R v Chief Constable of Merseyside Police ex-parte Bennion, IDS Brief 678, High Court Bennion, a chief inspector, made a formal …

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    HR directors have a key role to play during mergers

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    HR directors must fight for a seat at the negotiating table during a major acquisition rather than just pick up the pieces afterwards. Tom Matthews, executive vice-president HR at telecom …

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    Blair angers employers over paternity leave

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday angered employers when he pledged to introduce paid paternity leave before the end of a consultative period on a parents’ working rights Green Paper. Ruth …

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    HR directors are leading in the pay stakes

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    Heads of personnel are earning more than the average company director, according to research by Reward Group. The average salary of a personnel director is now £56,757, which is 3.2 …

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    More job hunters turn to Internet

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    Over a million job hunters looked for employment on the Internet last month, a massive 74 per cent increase from December. The most popular sites were Monster, Fish4jobs and Jobsonline, …

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    Scottish GPs suffer from stress and low morale

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    Doctors in Scotland are increasingly suffering from high levels of stress and low morale according to the results of a survey by the Scottish General Practitioners Committee. A total of …

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    Tanker drivers threaten to strike over pay claim

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    Oil tanker drivers employed by Shell have voted by a margin of seven to one to take strike action in support of their five per cent pay claim. Ron Webb, …

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    Mixed messages on wage settlements

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    Wage and salary settlements in the service sectors increased significantly at the end of the year, according to the latest CBI figures. In the three months to December, service sector …

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    Helpline for bereaved staff

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    Employees who have lost loved ones can receive support and advice from a new national telephone helpline. HR managers will be able to refer bereaved employees and their families to …

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    Work-Tesco balance to boost staff morale

    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 19 Feb 2001

    Staff at Windsor-based recruitment consultancy Robert Half have received a morale boost after their company installed Tesco’s online shopping service on their work PCs. The scheme was the brainchild of …

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    Lifestyle manager improves employee morale

    by Personnel Today 16 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Feb 2001

    A ‘lifestyle manager’ has been appointed by the Birmingham Metropole Hotel to improve staff morale and make them feel more valued. Georgina Stanlake has the job of improving the physical …

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    HR directors’ pay above average according to survey

    by Personnel Today 16 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Feb 2001

    HR directors are being paid more than their counterparts in other business functions, according to a new survey. The latest CIPD survey shows average pay for HR directors is £56,757 …

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    Future publishing to lose 90 jobs in UK

    by Personnel Today 16 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Feb 2001

    Around 90 staff in the UK will lose their jobs at Future publishing after the group announced its plans to close 20 loss-making magazines worldwide. The titles which face the …

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