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    Coming clean on family ties may open door

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    Women must use their bargaining power if they are to secure jobs in the male-dominated interim management market, a leading HR professional has claimed. Elaine Green is one of an …

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    Ad was a cut above the rest

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    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    Airline company Virgin Atlantic and ad agency Barkers beat 19 other category winners at the annual Recruitment Advertising Awards in London last week to take the coveted overall prize. Olympic …

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    Can firms be made to consult on lay-offs?

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    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    When a government minister makes an announcement in the run-up to a general election it is bound to be viewed with suspicion. Can it be any coincidence that trade secretary …

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    Express employees are seeking proper redress

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    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    Staff at the former Express web sites are taking legal action against the former owners after it has emerged that they will not receive redundancy pay. The five companies were …

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    Palace research role is right royal appointment

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    A senior personnel manager from law firm Nabarro Nathanson has been seconded to Buckingham Palace for a year. Judith Perrott will be working in the coordination and research unit on …

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    Gulf veteran’s company set to fight stress

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    A Gulf war fighter pilot who was captured and tortured by the Iraqis is using his harrowing experiences to help HR teams manage employee stress. John Peters hit the headlines …

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    This week’s news in brief: open door at CRB

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    From this summer, the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) will be able to access police files directly to check the criminal records of potential staff. The CRB believes that lawyers, accountants …

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    Firms risk legal action by snooping on staff e-mails

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    A fifth of companies could be breaking the law by monitoring employees’ e-mails without their consent or knowledge. A survey by law firm KLegal has found that many firms are …

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    Volunteer scheme could cause havoc

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    HR managers are warning that volunteers recruited through the Chancellor’s new £300m community fund must be managed properly if public and community services are to benefit. Last week, the public …

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    Business round up: last orders for 1,300

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    Brewing giant Scottish & Newcastle has announced it will axe 1,300 jobs as it reorganises its UK business. The reorganisations in its UK business, which comprises Scottish Courage and Scottish …

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    EOC tells employers that gender bias has to stop

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    Employers have to take responsibility for ensuring equality in the workplace, claims the Equal Opportunities Commission in a new survey. To this end, the EOC has launched a 10-point plan …

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    Management stress levels rise due to lack of support

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    Managers are facing increased workloads and stress levels as a result of losing staff during restructuring by their companies, according to new research by Roffey Park. The authors of the …

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    Benchmarking: The way forward is asking questions

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    Unless we adopt a questioning approach to everyday work there can be no improvement. Yet many developments in corporate life and in human resources in particular, come not from a …

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    Skills gap now a hazardous abyss affecting all sectors

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    Half of the UK’s employers have found problems recruiting skilled workers in the past six months. Lloyds TSB Commercial’s biannual Business in Britain survey revealed that 50 per cent of …

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    Police plead guilty over ethnic recruitment

    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 23 Jan 2001

    The Metropolitan Police artificially boosted the number of non-white officers serving on the force in figures submitted to the Home Office. Figures for visible ethnic minority recruitment were increased after …

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