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    HR jargon? It’s just an insult to our intelligence

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    Scottish Power HR director Paul Pagliari has attacked incomprehensible jargon as an unnecessary obstacle that prevents personnel professionals from achieving their objectives.Pagliari singled out the term human capital as an …

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    Legal change would force firms to take bias seriously

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    Age discrimination will only be taken seriously by all employers if it is made illegal, TVnetwork CNN’s HR manager said at a meeting with Age Concern’s director general last week.HR …

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    Deals spell new era for unionism

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    The surge in voluntary union recognition deals could herald a new age of trade unionism, an employment relations expert has claimed.Dr Gregor Gall, senior lecturer in industrial relations at Stirling …

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    Apprentice scheme not flexible enough

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    The performance of the UK’s skills base is as disappointing as England’s performance in Euro 2000, according to the chairman of the National Training Organisation’s national council.Garry Hawkes called for …

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    EQ payback on the bottom line

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    Measuring and assessing emotional intelligence can bring direct benefits to the bottom line, delegates at a major training conference heard.As part of a session which proved that EQ profiling – …

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    Insurer wins award for premium training team

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    A Halifax-based insurance company has been recognised as having the UK’s leading training team.The small claims training team at Provident Insurance was awarded the TD2000 Award at a ceremony held …

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    This week’s news in brief: Asda share bonanza

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    Employees of supermarket giant Asda are set to receive a £3.5m share bonanza. The 6,000 staff are to be given shares worth about £600 each – double the amount paid …

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    Readers call for a stop to time-wasters

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    It is high time financial penalties were increased to stop time-wasters taking cases to employment tribunals, according to Personnel Today readers.Gill Cassidy from Curtina said, “It is about time some …

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    Business round up

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    • Thorn UK, one of Britain’s largest electrical retailers, has appointed The Prolog Group to manage its payroll and HR functions. Thorn, which owns Radio Rentals and employs 6,000 people, …

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    ‘Bad eggs’ could bring NHS staff crisis

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    The medical profession will face a severe recruitment crisis if authorities do not act quickly to repair the damage to its reputation, the health service personnel managers body has warned.John …

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    Low spend on training holds Britain back

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    Employers in the engineering sector have attacked the Government for failing to spend enough on education as they warn that weak skills are becoming an “Achilles’ heel” for UK companies.The …

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    Banks showing deficit in work-life balance offers

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
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    Training news: IT skills courses web site comes on line

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    • A training web site listing more than 20,000 IT training courses and events was launched this month. The move by worldoftraining.com follows the massive demand for IT courses which …

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    HR role wanted in better work health

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    Personnel professionals will be expected to play a full part in the delivery of improvements to health in the workplace, following the Government’s announcement of a joint strategy for occupational …

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    Net knowledge puts candidates ahead

    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 11 Jul 2000

    Job candidates with Internet literacy skills are three times more likely to be offered work.Secretarial recruitment consultancy Office Angels conducted a survey to investigate the level of employer demand for …

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