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    Briefing

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    Round-up of news from the professional journals Nurses carry costs Nurses are paying for research projects out of their own pockets because of underfunding, according to RCN general secretary Christine …

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    Resource Guide: Travel health

    by Personnel Today 1 Mar 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Mar 2000

    With the globalisation of businesses taking staff further afield in their jobs, travel health has become a growing area of work for OH advisers. Our resource guide provides some useful information sources

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    Care converters

    by Personnel Today 1 Mar 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Mar 2000

    Answering the HSE’s call to raise the profile of occupational health, gas utility Transco called in OH provider Liberty to come up with solutions

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    Learning for life: trauma support

    by Personnel Today 1 Mar 2000
    by Personnel Today 1 Mar 2000

    Life Long Learning and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) are the processes by which professionals, such as nurses, develop and improve their practice. There are many ways to address CPD: formally, …

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    Do family-friendly policies keep parents at work?

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    Studies show many people are happier in the workplace than they are at home. Philip Whiteley reports on how the ‘corporate village’ could cause divisions in society The revelation that …

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    Let’s pull together to plug skills gap

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    Skills development should be a shared responsibility between the state, employer and employee, says Education and Employment Secretary David Blunkett In its latest report, the Skills Task Force highlighted a …

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    Man vs machine in city wage war

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    This week’s guru column • It’s a cruel world out there in minimum wage land, particularly among the burger-flippers who work in the trendier parts of London, as David Klassen …

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    Short-term approach will cost in long term

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    The recent Vodaphone-Mannesmann merger, which created the world’s fourth largest business, has been described as formally marking the end of the industrial age and the real beginning of the information …

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    The seven essentials

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    This brave new – electronic – world of business calls for a new breed of HR professional with a new set of skills. Here’s our guide to the qualities that …

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    EC acts to close hi-tech skills gap with the US

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    This week’s international news in brief • The European Commission has launched a strategy to narrow the hi-tech skills gap between Europe and the US. It issued a frank admission …

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    Health Insurance

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    For many years, permanent health insurance (PHI) has been a standard component in the portfolio of benefits given to middle and senior executives. The cover usually provides that once the …

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    Informed HR team has nothing to fear from HRA

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    Personnel’s preparation for the forthcoming Human Rights Act should involve policy vigilance, not panic The expression, "I know my rights" is likely to make any personnel manager’s heart sink. Many …

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    Protection for contract employees

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    This week’s case round up MHC Consulting Services v Tansell, IRLB 630, EAT • Tansell was a computer consultant and through his company intelligents provided computer services to third parties. …

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    Walker case – employer duty

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    Letters of the week • Your article on the Walker case (15 February) covers an interesting topic but I do not agree that blanket immunity can be given to people …

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    Insurance merger is not a popular union

    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000
    by Personnel Today 29 Feb 2000

    This week’s stock market review The markets proved their unpredictable nature last week when CGU, the UK’s biggest composite insurer and Norwich Union, one of the country’s leading life assurance …

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