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    SAYE payout breaks records

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Tesco staff 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 have …

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    Business round up

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    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Aircraft manufacturer Boeing is to build a £15m research park in South Yorkshire that will create 7,000 jobs. The Aerospace Manufacturing Research Centre, in Waverly, Rotherham, will include a 100-acre …

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    Force turns to agency to widen appeal to recruits

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    The Army in Scotland has contracted a Glasgow-based agency to advertise for more than 2,000 potential recruits for military careers from 1 April. Consultancy Search was chosen for the one-year …

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    Managers get a taste of Army living

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    30 Centrefile executives have been put though their paces on an infantry training course in Catterick, North Yorkshire. The managers spent 24 hours on the moors, sleeping rough and taking …

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    Study points to savings for firms with no pay structure

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Salaries for the same job can vary by as much as 60 per cent across the UK, according to a report by MCG Consulting Group. While differences in individual performance …

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    Net execs pay higher in UK than in Europe

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    UK Internet executives are paid twice as much as their European counterparts due to wavering confidence in the dotcom market, according to a survey by recruitment consultants Futurestep. UK Internet …

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    Skills plan omits role for employers

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Plans to give schoolchildren under 16 the opportunity to gain vocational qualifications have met with criticism from a government-backed training organisation. The NTO National Council, which will oversee post-16 education …

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    Cross-border working may hold key to skills shortages

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    HR professionals support the European Commission’s drive to improve the cross-border movement of workers in Europe, believing it will help to alleviate skills shortages. The EC wants to set up …

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    Safety code floats idea of board accountability

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Company board members are being urged to become more accountable for health and safety. A draft code drawn up by the Health and Safety Commission is intended to help directors …

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    Training news

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    The engineering industry has agreed a merger that will create the largest sector-wide training network in the UK. The national training organisation for engineering manufacture, Emta, has joined forces with …

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    International news

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Car-maker Daimler Chrysler has confirmed that it is to cut 26,000 jobs in the US. The cuts, 20 per cent of its US workforce, will be made over the next …

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    The danger awaiting emergency services

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Ambulance crews are putting themselves at risk every time they respond to a 999 call. With violence in the NHS predicted to increase, what are trusts doing to fight back? …

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    Gurus share knowledge of good practice on web

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Executives at British Telecom, British Transport Police and the Bank of Scotland are among those who have already signed up for a trial with Goodpractice.net, an on-line knowledge bank which …

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    Web site of the week

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    There is increasing pressure on HR managers to put in place a reward scheme to secure the bright young stars of tomorrow as well as retain top performers. But finding …

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    Interactive way to recruit staff

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2001

    Research into the types of jobs people search for on interactive television has revealed an entirely different profile from the Internet job-seeker. While IT jobs remain the most popular positions …

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