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    Flexibility pledge pays off in Ireland

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    Flexible work practices benefit recruitment and retention in regional and national government organisations, a senior minister in the Irish government told delegates at Telework 2000.Noel Treacy, minister for science, technology …

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    Hutton says oil blockade was made possible by IT

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    Chief executive of The Industrial Society, Will Hutton, has claimed the oil blockade was an example of the destructive power of networks.Hutton told delegates that the blockade had been caused …

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    HR told to lead the way in UK teleworking

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    The Government has urged businesses to follow the example of Scandinavian countries and embrace teleworking.Sweden and Denmark now lead the way in teleworking with more staff working remotely than any …

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    Firm targets youth via parents

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    School-age children are being targeted through their parents in a recruitment push by travel agent Thomas Cook.The firm took out adverts in the Mail on Sunday earlier this month pitched …

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    Employers want staff to be allowed to work on

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    The Government is being urged to help employers by removing obstacles to flexible retirement for older people who want to continue working.The Employers Forum on Age argues this week that …

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    Working mums’ pay gap closes

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    Income lost by women who put their careers on hold to have children has halved since 1980, research by the Cabinet Office shows.In 1980 having two children cost mid-skilled women …

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    Sacked trader is still entitled to bonus

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    Employers should think twice before withholding discretionary payments from dismissed staff following the award of £1.3m damages to a former equities trader.In Clark v Nomura International, the bank dismissed the …

  • Personnel Today

    This week’s news in brief: HSC backs new law

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    The Health and Safety Commission has backed government proposals to create a new offence of corporate killing. The measure would see directors held individually responsible for fatal accidents if their …

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    International news: more locals to be taken on at Dutch multinationals

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    New tax laws could force Dutch multinational corporations operating outside Holland to recruit more staff locally. The changes forced by the new tax rules – which are being introduced in …

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    Training news in brief: degree tailored to keep up with technology

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    High-tech company ARM is sponsoring a four-year MEng degree in electronics and software engineering at Loughborough University to produce a new generation of designers for the fast-growing industry of microchips …

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    e-business in brief: take to TV for your recruitment needs

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    HR managers can add interactive and digital TV to their recruitment media with the introduction of recruitment web site Jobchannel.tv on the Open interactive TV platform at the end of …

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    Discretion to be exercised rationally

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    Clark v Nomura International, unreported, September 2000, Queens Bench DivisionClark started employment in July 1995 as an equities trader, and his contract provided for a discretionary bonus “dependent on individual …

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    Contracts from an employee’s viewpoint

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    Following on from last week’s article, we continue to look at employment contracts from the employee’s viewpoint. This week, we look at the minimum statutory requirements for any written statement …

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    Astron

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    Shortlisted team for easycando Award for e-learning: Personnel Today Awards 2000 Two years ago Astron was a traditional printing and warehouse operation. But through a radical change operation, driven and supported …

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    British Telecom

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2000

    Shortlisted team for the easycando Award for e-learning: Personnel Today Awards 2000After the declaration in July 1999 by British Telecom chief executive Sir Peter Bonfield that the firm must become …

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