-
The Prison Officers Association has won the backing of the TUC and is seeking a meeting with Home Secretary Jack Straw.The POA has told the Central Arbitration Committee not to …
-
A survey of more than 100 senior HR directors has questioned the Industrial Society’s theory that bright young achievers are holding companies to ransom.Although the high achievers in the so-called …
-
The country’s buoyant banking and financial sector is driving HR professionals away from the manufacturing industries.Steve French, managing director of HR recruitment agency TMP Worldwide, said the booming service sector …
-
The Government’s shake-up of the NHS will move HR up the agenda in the health service, according to the sector’s personnel body.Issues such as recruitment, retention, training and work-life balance …
-
An expert has poured cold water on findings that as many as nine out of 10 call centres in the UK now offer stress counselling to reduce staff turnover levels.Nearly …
-
Working for a dotcom business does not guarantee greater financial rewards than a job in the old economy.E-businesses offer similar salaries to other companies and the number with share plans …
-
The number of British employees who work from home has jumped by a quarter in a year and only suspicious managers are holding back more from doing so.Using data from …
-
An analysis of the bonus schemes offered by the UK’s top 350 companies has revealed the most popular maximum bonus award for executive directors is 50 per cent of salary. …
-
BT and Andersen Consulting got the green light for their HR outsourcing joint venture, e-peopleserve, last week.The European competition authorities approved their plans to set up the company, which will …
-
Car maker Peugeot has averted an all-out strike by staff at its Ryton plant in Coventry, which would halt production of the successful 206, by agreeing to a further three …
-
Lottery operator Camelot has found that a flexible approach to working can control labour costs and bring focus to core business activities.Its HR team claims using part-time and agency staff …
-
Inflation is spurring higher pay deals this summer with three-quarters of them being struck at 3 per cent or above and 4 per cent set to become the norm by …
-
The previous Flexible Working column (Personnel Today, 20 June) discussed running a successful pilot scheme of a flexible working policy by sampling a cross-section of the organisation. You now have …
-
Local government is ideally positioned to exploit computer-based training, but is failing to take it forward, according to an e-learning expert.Donald Clark, chief executive of on-line learning company Epic, whose …
-
One of Britain’s top high-tech companies is setting up a degree course to grow its own talent after struggling to recruit the people it needs. Microchip design group ARM Holdings …