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Hundreds of non-clinical staff at the Dudley Group of Hospitals have again taken strike action over the trust’s planned transfer to the Private Finance Initiative.The 600 non-clinical workers – 96 …
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More than 600 key local government employees across 19 Scottish local councils have begun an indefinite strike after Unison rejected the latest pay offer of 6.1 per cent from the …
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This week’s survey of 400 companies by the CBI shows that businesses are swamped by administration as a result of the raft of individual and collective rights introduced by the …
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A London bus company is employing drivers from France because of a recruitment crisis that has seen unfilled vacancies across the capital rise to nearly 3,000.London United, which is owned …
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Rehabilitation after injury in the workplace will be the subject of seminars to be held at Cardiff, Birmingham and Edinburgh.The move follows the launch in the summer of the Government’s …
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Fair treatment at work is more likely to motivate staff than better pay, a survey has found.The study also found that job security is an important motivational tool for firms …
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NHS chiefs have agreed to a review of staff pay after an out-of-court settlement with one of England’s most senior nurses.The settlement resulted in a substantial award for Margaret Buttigieg, …
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Many employees find commuting to work more traumatic than work itself, a survey has found. Of the commuters questioned for the International Stress Management Association survey, 41 per cent worry …
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An emergency scheme spearheaded by supermarket giant Safeway’s HR department will allow key employees to continue working in the event of another petrol crisis.Safeway HR controller Maureen Hooper told Personnel …
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Staff at more than 60 per cent of British exporters do not have foreign language skills, even though many employers believe this puts them at a disadvantage.Research by Lloyds TSB …
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Personnel TodayDepartment for Business and Trade (DBT)
This week’s business round up: shipbuilding scheme waits for DTI funding
Proposals to revive shipbuilding on Merseyside, which could create more than 1,000 jobs, hang in the balance as pressure mounts on the DTI to fund some of the £344m project. …
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HR professionals in the Irish Republic can study a new range of professional and postgraduate management development programmes. The Sheffield Business School – part of Sheffield Hallam University – in …
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Failure to introduce knowledge management policies and a lack of skilled staff are the main difficulties facing employers wanting to develop e-business, according to new research.A survey by E-Business Review …
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The DfEE has set up a council to promote good leadership within companies in the UK.Sir Michael Bichard, permanent secretary at the Department for Education and Employment, said leaders must …
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The Princess Royal has hosted a lunch for 100 major employers to boost job opportunities for people with sensory impairments.The event, held last week at Leeds for employers in the …