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    Charity sets up own course to fill skills gap

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association is running its own training course to combat the huge shortfall in the number of trained rehabilitation workers.Research commissioned by the Visual Handicap …

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    Overseas staff would help Britain join global market

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    HR professionals must increase international recruitment to enable their organisations to compete globally, an international conference heard last week.Professor Marti Subrahmanyam of New York’s Stern School of Business, told delegates …

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    Double intake on scheme for Indian talent

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    The Government is to double the number of places on a scheme allowing young Indian professionals to work on attachment with UK companies.Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers used his …

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    E-biz : On-line lessons in the hottest business topic

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    HR managers looking for a cost- and time-effective method of implementing e-business skills across a company can take advantage of a suite of courses at a new on-line academy. Using …

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    Pensions red tape a bind on firms

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    New legislation has added to the admin headache companies are suffering in trying to maintain their superannuation schemes. Ben Willmott looks at the problem and how HR professionals are responding …

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    Technology holds the key to issue of privacy at work

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    Employers have the technology to monitor staff. The challenge is to use it for competitive advantage without breaking the law, says Damian KellyThe publicity surrounding the recent introduction of privacy …

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    Our survey said: staff surveys are useful

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    New research claims the British are getting angrier. Road rage is now only one symptom of a nation increasingly prone to red mist. Not surprisingly, work has not been immune …

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    Letters

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    This week’s letters Consensus on meaning of stress Contrary to your report on my remarks on stress in “Workload piles on the agony for stress sufferers” (News, 5 December) the …

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    Somebody to lean on

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    HR manager can be a lonely role to fill, often isolated from the rest of the organisation and from those individuals involved in recruiting. A soul mate, someone to fight …

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    Motivating force

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    In the war for talent, managers have to keep an even closer eye on staff morale and motivation. Here we look at how four organisations view the subject and what …

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    Guru

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    It must have seemed like such a good idea at the time. Stephen Pollard, the Daily Express’s departing columnist, decided to have a swipe at the new owner and porn …

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    Survey backs case for job-sharing managers

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    A study commissioned by The Resource Connection, has proved the efficacy of flexible work, and its positive contribution to the bottom line.We commissioned assessment and development analyst consultancy SHL (formerly …

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    Case roundup

    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 16 Jan 2001

    Tribunal refused to extend time Robinson v Post Office, IRLR 804, EATRobinson was dismissed for failing to return to work after being certified fit for indoor duties and his notice …

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    American schools do business better

    by Personnel Today 15 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 15 Jan 2001

    US business schools yet again dominate the list of the best MBA courses available internationally, according to this year’s edition of Which MBA? by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). Kelley …

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    Job loss prediction is ‘mad’, claims BAe

    by Personnel Today 15 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 15 Jan 2001

    BAe systems has dismissed reports of 4,000 job losses at the company as “mad speculation”. The aeronautical engineering firm denied it was closing the plant in Brough, on Humberside, which …

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