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    Security staff in most risky sector

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    Security staff in most risky sector

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    Top tips for good course design

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    Top tips for good course design• Train the job, not the subject, by being clear about the objectives and designing around the specific learning needs of the organisation• Provide plenty …

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    Internet monitoring

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    Protecting staff privacy, or making firms more vulnerable – how will the Human Rights Act affect us?Monitoring employees’ use of the Internet is always going to be a touchy subject …

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    Social services tops list of staff sick days

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    Absence in social services departments is 50 per cent higher than in local government as a whole.Social services staff take an average of 14.6 days sick a year, 6.4 per …

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    International

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    • A plan to require recipients of unemployment benefit to sign up to individual back-to-work plans has provoked deadlock among the French employers’ organisation MEDEF and five main unions. The …

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    NHS merit pay scheme faces racism claim

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    A performance-related pay scheme for health staff including community nurses and midwives is “riddled with racism”, according to a survey.The findings will cause concern among health service HR managers already …

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    Disability group pushes for employment rights

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    The Disability Rights Commission has defended its rights to force employers to comply with disability discrimination laws despite the public believing education is the best way forward.In a National Opinion …

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    Euro court rules women cannot have allowance

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    A European Court of Justice ruling means female employees who cannot work due to occupational injury will not receive a social security allowance. The ECJ has overturned a claim of …

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    Government puts training schemes under one body

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    The Government is pulling together the strands of its lifelong learning strategy after training experts criticised it for producing an incoherent muddle of bodies and schemes.The remit of Nick Stuart, …

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    Blue-chip giants join in outsourcing move

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    The market for HR outsourcing is hotting up with two big players announcing their move into the sector last week.BT and Andersen Consulting said they were forming a company to …

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    All work and no play for HR staff

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    Three out of four personnel staff fail to take their full holiday entitlement and four out of five admit to working while they should be relaxing on days off.Norman Hodges, …

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    Staff exploitation can’t be blamed on IT

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    Claims that the IT revolution has caused Britain to become the hardest-working nation in Europe have been disputed by a senior HR professional.Robert Ingram, HR director at Cap Gemini, hit …

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    Printers told to update HR style

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    Paul Robertson-Marriott, HR director of Quebecor UK, claims personnel will have opportunities to implement a culture change in the industry, which he says has not changed since Rupert Murdoch took …

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    Unions must not return to days of strikes

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    The CBI warned unions against a return to confrontational relationships with employers last week following the news that strike ballots have more than doubled in the past year.Susan Anderson, the …

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    briefing

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2000

    The measures, which come into force on Saturday (1 July), are designed to protect Britain’s 6 million part-time workers. It applies to people such as homeworkers, agency workers and contract …

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