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    Training

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    • Inspecting training providers plays a vital role in driving up standards, the Training Standards Council claimed last week.About 85 per cent of providers deemed unsatisfactory last year were judged …

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    Overtime unpaid – but we’re happy

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    Almost a third of staff are never paid overtime, when they work extra hours, a report has found.But even though most UK employees work in excess of their contracted hours …

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    High staff turnover

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    Viewing high turnover in the retail sector as inevitable can become a self fulfilling prophecy, leading HR professionals warned this week.Their comments came on the back of a report from …

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    HR must prove its importance in boardroom

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    The activities and disciplines of HR are built on shifting sands. By definition the people side of a business is among the least stable and the challenges for benchmarking are …

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    Bank plan brings mums back to work

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    The number of women returning to work at HSBC after maternity leave has more than doubled since the company introduced childcare services, according to HR director Anne Watts.Speaking at the …

  • Nursery provisionPay & benefits

    Nursery chain set to open service to British parents

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    A leading provider of workplace nurseries in the US has entered the UK market by acquiring a London-based nursery chain.Bright Horizons Family Solutions runs nurseries for 15 per cent of …

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    Report puts internal jobs systems under scrutiny

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    The first major evaluation of internal postings systems in larger organisations has questioned its effectiveness as a recruitment method.The Institute of Employment Studies research found that while open internal jobs …

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    Met ups London pay to gain staff

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    Metropolitan Police officers are to have their London allowance increased by more than £3,000 per year.The move follows mounting concern that the cost of buying a home in London is …

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    Rise in graduate salaries

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    Graduate salaries are rising above the rate of inflation, with the average salary for a graduate trainee at £18,330, up from £17,7000 last year according to the Association of Graduate …

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    Beaten Equitable Life looks for white knight

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    Equitable Life, the oldest mutual life insurance company in the world and pension scheme provider to many leading companies in the UK, put itself on the market last week after …

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    People

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    • Electronics manufacturer Lite-On has recruited Fiona Allen as HR advisor. She will be responsible for the day-to-day running of the department, implementing a strategic HR development plan and recruitment …

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    Dates

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    July 2000 HR manager, Xerox UK 1998 to 2000 HR adviser, Churchill Insurance May to Nov 1998 recruitment officer, Lucent Technologies1997 to April 1998 graduate HR adviser, Motorola

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    Staff move on up by moving out

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    The figures are contained in the report The Future of Careers, by Linda Holbeche of Roffey Park Institute. Most of those questioned (98 per cent) said they had been working …

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    Update

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    A survey by the CIPD and employment law firm Hammond Suddards found only 76 per cent did so, and the percentage is even lower for other pieces of legislation. Only …

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    Minority are just browsing through

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2000

    While 75 per cent of those responding to a survey by workthing.com said they were looking for a new job, 40 per cent were in search of company information. A …

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