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    Government told to help on ill-health staff losses

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    Public-sector personnel chiefs have hit back at a central government crackdown on sickness retirement, saying Whitehall is to blame if staff retired early.A report from the Treasury last week said …

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    Feedback

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    • David Coats, TUC head of economic and social affairs, said, “Partnership depends on the leadership of a few key individuals who are willing to take risks and abandon accepted …

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    Feedback

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    Lew Swift, HR director, Aintree Hospital Trust• “I don’t think the Government is trying to brand people as skivers. I think it is trying to cut down on the enormous …

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    Deals demand exceeds expectations

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    Partnership agreements have been so successful at BOC Edwards that it appears management cannot keep pace with the demand to introduce them.Head of human resources Stephen Gaskell said other plants …

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    Union relations sorely tested

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    A partnership came close to breakdown at utility company Hyder after it had to make 1,000 staff redundant, head of employee relations Colin Thomas told delegates.Faced with a range of …

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    New Deal given middling praise

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    The New Deal can be counted a moderate success, an independent review has found, as political arguments raged last week about the cost of the programme.While only 13 per cent …

  • Personnel Today

    Netcom pays the price of shooting the messenger

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    International telecoms consultancy Netcom must pay nearly £295,000 in compensation to an accountant it sacked for revealing expense fiddles by the chief executive.Only the second award made so far under …

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    Rewards wanted for excess hours

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    Despite almost two years of the Working Time directive, many professionals expect their working hours to increase over the next year, according to a survey.A third of professionals in HR, …

  • Personnel Today

    People

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    • Alison Muir has been appointed HR manager at Chardon Group after spending seven years with De Vere Hotels. Muir’s responsibilities will include the development of HR policies and procedures …

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    Personal profile

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    What is the most important lesson you have learnt in your career?From the early stages of my career I had to remind myself to not let managing directors and senior …

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    Staff mobility is key to loyalty, report shows

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    HR practitioners can foster loyalty by encouraging mobility among staff, and should stop worrying that if they train them well they risk losing them.In her new report published this week. …

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    Vodafone plans to ring changes on bonuses

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    Vodafone AirTouch, the mobile telephone giant and one of the 10 largest companies in the world, received a clear message from its shareholders last week about the award of a …

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    Training

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    • A specialist training centre for improving competitiveness in the glass industry has been opened in Sheffield. Set up by the Glass NTO with £400,000 backing from regional development organisation …

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    Brits change jobs more frequently

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    According to the Oxford Review of Economic Policy, the average job tenure in 1984 was five years although this dropped to a low of four years and six months in …

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    British employees still work longest hours in Europe

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2000

    After Britain, the longest hours are worked by employees in Portugal (41.2), Belgium (40.9) and Spain (40.6), according to the Eurostat Yearbook. Italy has the shortest average working week, followed …

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