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    Steel firm pours cold water on talk of job cuts

    by Personnel Today 3 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 3 Jan 2001

    The HR director of troubled steel company Corus has denied reports that up to two-thirds of the workforce could lose their jobs next month. Allan Johnston told Personnel Today that …

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    Employees want better jobs in New Year’s resolutions

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    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001

    Career improvement is one of the most popular New Year resolutions this year, according to an on-line survey. Sixty per cent of people questioned for recruitment company Reed’s survey, New …

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    Manchester battles with hospitality skills shortages

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001

    Manchester’s hotels, bars and restaurants desperately need to attract young people into jobs to combat staff shortages. There are as many as 5,500 vacant hospitality jobs across Greater Manchester and …

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    Pub chain’s expansion fuels jobs growth

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001

    Pub chain JD Wetherspoon is planning a huge expansion drive, which will create up to 3,000 jobs.It will open another 110 pubs across the UK. Chairman Tim Martin announced the …

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    Talks could create shipbuilding jobs on Tyneside

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001

    Shipbuilder Swan Hunter has started preliminary talks with three overseas governments that could secure the long-term future of 1,200 jobs on Tyneside.The governments – two European and one Asian – …

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    Support for Jan 2 Bank Holiday

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2001

    Almost three-quarters of employees want today (January 2) to be a Bank Holiday to help beat the back-to-work blues. A survey by online travel agent Expedia.co.uk has revealed that 73 …

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    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    This month’s news. London held back by skill shortages Business growth in London is still being impeded by skills shortages, according to the latest report from the London Skills Forecasting …

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    Carrot or stick?

    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    Lifelong learning is a good idea in principle, but how can it be realised within the workplace? Simon Kent eavesdropped on the recent Employer Skills Summit as it shared some …

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    Weather the storm

    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    When new ideas break in the US, you can be sure that they will hit our shores soon after. David Falkus looks into the future as forecast by the recent …

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    Skills on your doorstep

    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    As learndirect advances across the country, it is receiving a warm reception from most quarters. But it is also raising some concerns about its relationship with employers and the qualifications …

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    This is the news

    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    At television news provider ITN, Martyn Hurd oversees both the HR function and production studios. Now he has just completed a skills and technology revolution – without a training department. …

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    Have you got the knowledge?

    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    Training professionals need to take a firm grasp of the knowledge management reins Training professionals could be forgiven for getting a feeling of déjà vu, when they hear the phrase …

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    What about the learner?

    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    On-line learning is fast and cost-effective, but the student’s aptitude, approach and way of thinking must also be taken into account, says Patrick McCurry How important are individual learning styles …

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    Weather the storm

    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    When new ideas break in the US, you can be sure that they will hit our shores soon after. David Falkus looks into the future as forecast by the recent …

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    Effective e-learning

    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Jan 2001

    Deborah Doyle, employee development manager at Xerox Europe, talks about how e-learning is helping the company maintain high customer relations management standards Delivering training to large numbers of employees is …

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