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  • Personnel Today

    Phone rage as we’re kept holding on

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    • 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 …

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    Profile of six personnel heads

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    Age 46Head of HR programmes, EricssonFurther education BSc (Open University)First job in HR Three and a half years ago when I moved from engineering to HR to work on competence …

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    Take the time to pin down stress at work

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    Stress is the malaise of the 21st century workforce and is causing headaches for vexed HR managers nationwide. The cause and effect of stress can be seen in any company. …

  • Personnel Today

    Legal loophole may help companies avoid Tupe

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    Much of the uncertainty has been caused by the apparent divergence between the decisions of the European Court on the Acquired Rights Directive (the European Directive which the Transfer of …

  • Personnel Today

    Case roundup

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    Glasgow City Council v Marshall and others, IDS Brief 656, House of LordsMarshall and her colleagues were instructors at a school for children with learning difficulties and were paid less …

  • Personnel Today

    Letter of the law

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    When a senior employee commences employment with a new employer, the obvious focus for discussions over the contract is the annual salary. However, there are a number of issues relating …

  • Personnel Today

    Transport is a big deal in New Deal

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    • Your news article “Transport stops New Dealers in their tracks” (Personnel Today, 30 May) alleges that the New Deal fails to support clients in terms of travel costs so …

  • Personnel Today

    Political correctness – have we gone mad?

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    I have always thought that the problem is in the minds of those of us without disabilities; not with those who are disabled. I have vivid memories of such situations, …

  • Personnel Today

    Interbrew goes from strength to strength

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    Interbrew, the Belgian brewing company, became the biggest brewer in Europe after it beat rivals including Heineken and agreed a deal to buy the brewing interests of UK brewing and …

  • Personnel Today

    Jargon buster

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    e-tail The term used for shopping on the Internet – an e-tailer is a shop which only trades on the Web.Clicks and mortar A gimmicky term for e-business; clicks deriving …

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    Overseas relocation

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    This is a fantastic idea and has the potential to be a boon to any HR professional who needs to relocate an employee abroad. Directmoving.com has brought together everything you …

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    The Home Office’s Violence at Work

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    The Home Office’s Violence at Work: Findings from the British Crime Survey shows 1.2 million incidents were recorded in 1997. The figure is made up of 523,000 physical assaults and …

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    Private equity firms

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    £ Private equity firms all work in exactly the same way. First they raise funds from investors, usually company pension funds, but occasionally wealthy individuals. Having raised a fund of …

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    Personnel split into two camps on VC dealings

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    The reason has nothing to do with redundancies and efficiency savings.It is because high technology start-ups require capital to finance both technology investment and, crucially, staff expansion. In May, Penta …

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    …in brief

    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 20 Jun 2000

    On-line recruitment service Totaljobs.com, which is owned by Personnel Today’s publisher Reed Business Information, has teamed up with legal and taxation publisher Butterworths to introduce an on-line recruitment service for …

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