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    Dotcom challenge grows with insight

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    There is no doubt that recruiting for new economy companies is more difficult now than it was three months ago when it was relatively easy to take people out of …

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    e-business 5-minute Q & A

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    David Evans, 40, is head of HR at financial services company Virgin Direct and its e-business spin-off Virginmoney.com which launched last week. The dotcom aims to compete with the likes …

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    New breed of Internet stereotypes

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    Guru hears that the Internet has created a nation of stereotypes. Whether you’re a “digital man” or “nervous netty”, the Internet has got such a hold on us all apparently …

  • Personnel Today

    Growing pains

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    Dotcoms and high-tech enterprises with soaring growth rates and a culture of chaos bring particular problems for HR management. But the new economy still needs to learn lessons from the …

  • Personnel Today

    Italian system fails to flex with times

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    The current Italian labour system is based on a considerable number of Acts, some of which date back to the early 20th century. This has left a legacy of an …

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    Even HR people need to recharge batteries

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    The word “guilty” springs from the pages of letters, faxes and e-mails sent to the Personnel Today office this week. What is it that has been causing so much angst …

  • Gender reassignment discrimination

    Law changes on horizon for gender switch issue

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    Gender reassignment is a tricky issue for HR managers, and one being given more attention in the legal worldIt is Friday afternoon. You are looking forward to the weekend … …

  • Case law

    Who is an excluded worker?

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    Bowden & others v Tuffnells Parcels Express, IDS Brief 663, EAT• Bowden and her colleagues were clerical staff. In 1998, the right to paid annual leave was introduced by the …

  • Personnel Today

    Disability discrimination

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (DDA) imposes two main obligations on employers – not to treat disabled employees less favourably than non-disabled staff, unless such treatment is justified and, separately, …

  • Personnel Today

    Hypnosis a power tool, not a game

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    • I was interested to read Steve Miller’s comments in your feature on Voodoo HR about using hypnosis in the training arena.I too employ hypnotherapy techniques – both for positive …

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    e-business jargon buster: Browser

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    The piece of software that enables you to look at the World Wide Web – it’s your window to the Internet. The two best-known browsers are Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and …

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    Last call for the conference

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    Happy Computers is introducing its on-line training company, LearnFish, which produces on-line training materials that are learner-focused, enabling employees to be questioned and guided as active independent learners.Oddball will launch …

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    Staff matters

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    What is your staff turnover?The industry average is 25-30 per cent so if your staff are leaving quicker than that, you should investigate. The best companies keep staff turnover down …

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    Driving the message home

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    Employers have been slow to recognise driving as a major risk factor to staff. But with shocking new statistics, practitioners are being forced to sit up and take noticeWhen George …

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    web site of the week: www.oneclickhr.com

    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000
    by Personnel Today 4 Jul 2000

    If you’re a hard-pressed HR manager, this could turn out to be your favourite bookmark. OneClickHR, the company behind Vizual Business Tools HR software, has created a site which offers …

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