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    Tailor Internet to each individual employee, conference hears

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

    Peoplesoft’s UK product strategy manager has questioned current Internet HR strategies and urged employers to tailor strategy to the individual employee.At today’s HR conference on self-service organised by IIR in …

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    Sickness busting schemes lead to absence increase

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

    A heavy-handed approach to managing sick leave leads to an increase in days lost through illness, an occupational health expert has claimed.Dr Mike Orton, formerly an occupational health doctor for …

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    Alcatel sold on flexible benefits system

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

    Alcatel Telecom’s HR strategy manager has urged other employers to use a flexible benefits system to retain staff and reduce costs.Flex is a benefits system in which an employee’s salary …

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    Bank turns to do-it-yourself HR

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

    Barclays intends to move to a web-based HR self-service system in a bid to cut costs.Its model is based on SAP technology and intended to reduce costs 35 per cent. …

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    UK self-service HR lagging behind Europe

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

    The UK still lags behind other European countries in the use of intranet and Internet for self-service HR, according to a benchmarking survey by PriceWaterhouse Coopers (PWC). Speaking at the …

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    Report summary: on-line recruiting

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

    In the competition to find and hire the best people, online recruiting has emerged as a powerful and strategic tool – and its potential is only beginning to be realized. …

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    Firms attack plan to let parents work part time

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

    Employers have dismissed proposals outlined by the Government last week to offer all parents the option of part-time working. Ministers suggest in a Green Paper that both parents should have …

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    HR World joins Personnel Today fold

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

    The Personnel Today portfolio is expanding globally, having acquired the publishing rights to the bi-monthly magazine HR World last week. Our aim is to relaunch the publication in the New …

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    Blair’s push for disabled rights

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

    The Government needs to address how it can employ more disabled people in its own workforce, Prime Minister Tony Blair says today in an exclusive article for Personnel Today. As …

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    Aslef pay deal to set standard

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

    A rail company has brokered a pay agreement which is set to be a benchmark for the sector. Great North Eastern Railway has negotiated a deal with drivers’ union Aslef …

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    Relief as Europe puts full stop on employment law

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

    UK employers can breathe a sigh of relief after ministers agreed at the Nice Summit of the European Council that there will be no extension to employment legislation. While the …

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    Recruiters set new standards in top awards

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

    Judges from the HR and advertising world this week studied the entries in the annual Recruitment Advertising Awards. Reed Business Information, publisher of Personnel Today, runs the awards, which are …

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    Voice your fears over new parents’ rights

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

    The Green Paper on work and parents might have been well trailed in the media in recent months, but there are still some real shocks in the document published last …

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    Full round-up of the Government’s Work and Parents Green Paper released last week

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

    Employers tot up leave costs Alarm bells are ringing over the cost of implementing the Government’s wide-ranging proposals to improve the rights of working parents. According to the Green Paper, …

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    Queen speaks of safety – but not corporate killing

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

    New laws to “revitalise” health and safety at work were announced in the Queen’s Speech, but plans to introduce a new offence of corporate killing were not included. The measures …

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