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    Employers must see the person, not the disability

    by Personnel Today 12 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Dec 2000

    With the launch of the Disability Rights Commission campaign this week, Prime Minister Tony Blair, writing exclusively for Personnel Today, argues that disabled employees benefit business Human resources professionals need …

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    People on the move

    by Personnel Today 12 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Dec 2000

    Distribution and logistics company Mayne Nickless Express has promoted its HR manager Michael Doolin to director of resources and training. Doolin has worked for the company for the past two …

  • Personnel Today

    Criminal records

    by Personnel Today 12 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Dec 2000

    It is not uncommon for employers to ask employees and job applicants whether they have a criminal record or social security contribution record, or ask them to complete a request …

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    Government aims to cut gender pay gap through speedier tribunals

    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000

    The Government has released proposals today to cut the 18 per cent gender pay gap. In a new consultation document, called Towards Equal Pay for Women, there are proposals to …

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    Employers count the cost of CV lies

    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000

    Fraudulent CVs are costing employers millions, according to CV checking company Experian.It also claims that three out of four CVs have been embellished, while a third contain lies. CV fraud …

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    Blair launches campaign to make employers take on disabled staff

    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000

    Prime Minister Tony Blair launches a major Disability Rights Commission campaign tonight at its London headquarters. The campaign, called Actions Speak Louder than Words, will challenge employers to go beyond …

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    RCN launches action plan to recruit 20,000 nurses

    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000

    The Royal College of Nursing has launched a ten-point action plan to help the Government achieve its pledge to recruit 20,000 nurses by 2004. A key recommendation is for all …

  • Latest News

    Tight employment market helps boost low pay workers

    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000

    Staff shortages are forcing employers to increase salaries for low paid employees, according to a report released today by Incomes Data Services. The pay consultants claim that bar staff, hairdressers …

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    Average UK working week is 55 days, claims report

    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000

    The UK is a country of workaholics, according to a year long survey. Research commissioned by office furniture company Samas Roneo claims that 95 per cent of respondents work more …

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    Santas in north-south divide pay shock

    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Dec 2000

    Santas in London are paid more than twice as much as their contemporaries in Scotland.An Industrial Relations Services study discovered that Santas in shopping centres and department stores in London …

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    EOC annual report shows no cause for complacency

    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000

    Sex discrimination is still deeply rooted in British society, according to the Equal Opportunities Commission annual report, published today.Sex discrimination still widely affects people of all ages and from different …

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    Parental leave – make your voice heard

    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000

    Do you have concerns about what the contents of the green paper would mean for you as an employer? How can you make your voice heard?1. You can read our …

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    Virgin Atlantic create 1,700 new jobs

    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000

    Virgin Atlantic Airways’ largest ever recruitment drive will take place next year, when the company will take on over 1,700 new staff.According to Virgin Atlantic chairman Sir Richard Branson, there …

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    Parental leave – legislation the wrong approach, says CBI

    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000

    Employers have raised concerns about the government’s parental leave Green Paper, even though it contained some concessions to business.The Green Paper stipulates parents would have the right to work reduced …

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    Parental leave – NHS trusts will have to turn down requests

    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000
    by Personnel Today 8 Dec 2000

    Smaller NHS organisations could be forced to refuse requests for reduced hours if proposals in the government’s parental leave Green Paper become law.Sally Storey, president of the health service human …

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