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    Duty of care owed to police officer

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000

    Waters v Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police IDS Brief 668, House of Lords.In 1988 Waters alleged that while off duty and residing in police accommodation she was sexually assaulted by …

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    Contracts from an employee’s viewpoint

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000

    In previous columns, we have looked at contractual issues from an employer’s point of view. But what about the position of an individual being given a standard form contract to …

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    Take action to prevent staff sex bias liability

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000

    Employers need to tighten policies and review complaint procedures to avoid liability for staff discriminatory actsMost employers are aware of the problems when a member of staff is accused of …

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    Talent put forward as most vital resource

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000

    The war for the best staff allows us to step above ‘competent’ up to a new level in recognising of abilityThe flyer for the first Talent Officer Conference, held recently …

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    Granada Media

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000

    Shortlisted team for Innovation in Recruitment and Retention: Personnel Today Awards 2000 The world of television is a precarious one. Companies like Granada Media, which makes Coronation Street, Emmerdale and Blind …

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    Pfizer Global R&D

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000

    Shortlisted team for Innovation in Recruitment and RetentionWhile enjoying great success in the field of recruitment and retention, Pfizer Global Research and Development found that changes in both the jobs …

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    Lancashire Constabulary

    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 12 Sep 2000

    It’s no secret that the police, frequently pilloried by the media, has recruitment problems, but Lancashire Constabulary’s recruitment and selection manager, Thelma Aye insists negative media coverage is not the …

  • Personnel Today

    NHS joins the on-line staff-search network

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000

    The health service is the latest in a long line of organisations to bring its recruitment process into the 21st century, as Dominique Hammond reports Each month more than a …

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    Emotional twist alters the face of dotcom recruitment

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000

    Emotional intelligence (EI) testing may hold the key to successful recruitment and workforce development in e-business. Factors such as hypergrowth, which can see staffing levels quadruple in a matter of …

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    Frivolous claims will ruin tribunal system

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000

    The dramatic rise in the number of employment tribunal cases against employers makes stark reading for HR professionals.The figures from the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service show a 27 per …

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    Clauses that can keep business from rivals

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000

    Be armed with contractual provisions in order to protect business interests when losing employees to competitors Putting the right provisions in employment contracts can protect an employer’s interests when departing …

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    Battle for skills sees new trend in ‘life’ benefits

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000

    An international law firm has launched a new benefits package which places equal emphasis on remuneration and quality of life following a shake-up of its HR department.The move is a …

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    Scottish local authorities are bracing themselves

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000

    HRrevolution in UK universities Personnel management in the UK’s universities has been transformed by more part-time courses and the rising number of mature students.Vice-chancellor of the University of Glasgow Sir …

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    Alternative to tribunals set for end of the year

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000

    The Government has pledged to implement the long-awaited alternative to employment tribunals by the end of the year in a bid to cut soaring numbers of unfair dismissal actions.The DTI …

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    Compensation for bias jumps by two-thirds

    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000
    by Personnel Today 5 Sep 2000

    Sex, race and disability discrimination cases cost employers £2.6m last year as payouts for unlawful bias cases rose by a third. And the average compensation by employment tribunals to victims …

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