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Rumour has it the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) starts work on 6 June. Unions all over the country are making lists, arranging meetings and printing booklets. Yet the voluntary traditions …
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HR systems have certainly moved with the times over the past 40 years: while changes in technology have seen administrative functions drift from outside to in-house, the most recent Internet …
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• Lakeside Toyota has backed off its statement that a senior executive threatened to fire a director if he hired any more black employees. The company changed its position after …
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Transfer-connected dismissals could be deemed fair if the transfer is for an ETO reason, the EAT has ruled The laws in relation to Tupe is, it seems, never straightforward. But …
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From time to time, most employers will come across immigration issues. It can sometimes be difficult to know where to start. The best place to start is the duty under …
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Best Value will result in an HR recruitment boom in the police force, practitioners in the service have predicted.Police HR specialists delivered the upbeat message at the inaugural conference of …
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Web-based people and knowledge management software company Meta4 has announced it is acquiring Cyborg Systems, the UK-based HR and payroll company.Through the terms of the acquisition, Cyborg UK’s management team …
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Unprecedented demand for staff in Edinburgh and dramatically rising living costs and house prices are leading to calls for a "weighting" element to be included in salary costs to attract …
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New legislation proposed by the European Commission looks set to have far-reaching effects on dealing with workplace prejudice across member states A world where racism is not tolerated, and people …
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Despite horrific disasters such as Paddington, Southall, Piper Alpha and the Herald of Free Enterprise, there have only ever been three convictions for corporate manslaughter in this country. Francis Kean …
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We have plenty of experience to share with private-sector counterparts, says award-winning county council Local government personnel departments started the new millennium with an enhanced reputation delivering quality services. New …
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• UK-based business partnership organisation Business Link Wiltshire and Swindon has carried out training for 18 business counsellors in Kenya to enable them to be NVQ level assessors. Charlotte Mannion, …
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Employees will have to pay to take their employers to tribunal if they are deemed to have a weak case, it has emerged.Personnel Today has learnt that DTI plans to …
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Too many teenagers are being pushed into doing A-levels because of the “second-class” status of vocational qualifications, the CBI has warned.Launching a survey on modern apprenticeships, the CBI’s director of …
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Ineffective use of IT due to lack of training is costing organisations millions, according to a new book.Learning to Succeed in Business with Information Technology argues that the majority of …