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The European Commission’s contribution to the debate on effective job creation and maintenance at local level has been launched with its communication, “Acting Locally for Employment – a Local Dimension …
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Retail giant Asda said it is horrified by the allegations in last week’s edition of the BBC’s Panorama programme that one of its suppliers used illegal immigrants as cheap labour.The …
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The chairman of Mencap has urged HR departments to encourage companies to employ disabled people because they are often better employees than non-disabled people.At the charity’s campaign launch last week …
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• Elaine O’Keefe has been appointed senior communication consultant and team leader at William M Mercer’s Birmingham office.In her new role she will provide consultancy about employee benefits to clients …
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What is the most important lesson you have learnt in your career?To treat people fairly and as you would wish to be treated.What is the strangest situation you have had …
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April 2000 Group HR director, Interoute TelecommunicationsApril 1997 Management development manager, Thames WaterOctober 1995 Divisional personnel director, Thames Water Products & ServicesJuly 1992 Personnel manager, Thames Water Products & ServicesAugust …
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NOP research released this week confirms that the developments we implemented on the magazine last year have helped Personnel Today reach more HR professionals than any other magazine and ensured …
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Young people have complained that employers are discriminating against them in the workplace, damaging their career prospects.The Employers’ Forum on Age, which usually campaigns on behalf of older people in …
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Granada’s group personnel director warned MPs last week that work-ready trainees are vital to the success of the New Deal.Stephanie Monk told the House of Commons education and employment committee …
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According to the Universum Graduate Survey 2000, SmithKline Beecham has moved up 22 places from 43rd to 21st place. News Corporation has seen a similar rise in popularity, moving from …
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• Staff in security and the protective services are at greatest risk of violence at work, according to Home Office figures.Combined figures from the 1994, 1996 and 1998 British Crime …
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The UK@Work 2000 survey found that only 12.2 per cent disagreed with the statement.The survey also found that 38.8 per cent of UK staff would stay in their jobs if …
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The HSC programme will see research commissioned. There will be a publicity drive aimed at raising awareness and guidance will be produced for sectors deemed to be most at risk.The …
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Astonishingly, when everyone from the Prime Minister to business gurus are urging every company to put an e-strategy in place, many HR directors are still in denial over the importance …
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• British consumers are having trouble getting to grips with one unfortunate by-product of the information age – the telephone switchboard. Guru sympathises with an irate 53 per cent of …