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    Institute of Directors and Federation of Small Businesses hit back at skills minister John Denham’s call to accept a ‘shared duty’ to train staff

    by Louisa Peacock 16 Jul 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 16 Jul 2007

    Business groups have dismissed the government’s message that employers should accept shared responsibility for training staff in basic skills.New skills secretary...

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    Hospitality sector skills must be improved to make sure visitors to 2012 Olympic Games have a good time

    by Personnel Today 16 Jul 2007
    by Personnel Today 16 Jul 2007

    Visitors to the London 2012 Olympics will feel let down unless HR teams in hospitality turn the sector around. That was...

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    Public Accounts Committee report warns reservists need better training and support

    by Mike Berry 13 Jul 2007
    by Mike Berry 13 Jul 2007

    Part-time soldiers or reservists need better training and support, a committee of MPs has warned.
    The Public Accounts Committee report said reservists...

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    AUDIO: Personnel Today Friday Podcast

    by Personnel Today 13 Jul 2007
    by Personnel Today 13 Jul 2007

    HR news including: Government skills campaign receives a frosty reception, and the union chief who disagrees with proposed public sector...

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    BBC and sector skills council Skillset to work together to promote training in audio-visual industry

    by Gareth Vorster 12 Jul 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 12 Jul 2007

    The BBC will work with Skillset, the Sector Skills Council to promote education and learning across the audio-visual industry.Skillset has signed a...

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    Skills Bill, Employment Simplification Bill and Pensions Bill put HR in forefront of Gordon Brown’s first legislative programme

    by Louisa Peacock 12 Jul 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 12 Jul 2007

    The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has warned the government against forcing the human resources function into a ‘corporate...

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    Entrepreneurs no longer primarily motivated by making profit

    by Louisa Peacock 12 Jul 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 12 Jul 2007

    Entrepreneurs are more interested in having fun than making money, a report has revealed.In the London School of Economics and Shell Livewire...

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    Skills envoy job at Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills up for grabs as Lord Digby Jones moves to Department for Business and Enterprise

    by Louisa Peacock 11 Jul 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 11 Jul 2007

    Lord Digby Jones is no longer the government skills envoy, the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills has confirmed.As Jones was...

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    Pay gap between new and old European Union member states shrinks as wage inflation soars in new EU countries

    by Louisa Peacock 11 Jul 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 11 Jul 2007

    The pay gap between the 15 older member states of the European Union (EU) and the 12 new member states...

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    Private equity representatives meet TUC chiefs in first of several planned meetings

    by Mike Berry 11 Jul 2007
    by Mike Berry 11 Jul 2007

    Representatives of trade unions and the private equity industry came face-to-face yesterday (Tuesday) in the first of a series of...

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    Skills strategy for London’s hospitality sector launched by mayor Ken Livingstone

    by Mike Berry 11 Jul 2007
    by Mike Berry 11 Jul 2007

    Mayor of London Ken Livingstone has launched the capital’s hospitality skills strategy to boost opportunities in hospitality, leisure, travel and tourism in...

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    Ikea plans to cut 300 management jobs in the UK

    by Mike Berry 11 Jul 2007
    by Mike Berry 11 Jul 2007

    Human resources jobs could be under threat at Ikea, after the Swedish home retailer revealed plans to cut 300 managerial...

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    Television advert launched to encourage investment in skills

    by Louisa Peacock 10 Jul 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 10 Jul 2007

    A television ad campaign to encourage employers and individuals to gain better skills is being screened on ITV1.

    Driven by...

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    Age discrimination claims could cost UK employers £12m

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2007
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2007

    A flood of age discrimination claims could leave UK employers facing a £12m compensation bill, government figures have revealed.Statistics from...

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    Carer voucher scheme mooted to help staff retention

    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2007
    by Personnel Today 10 Jul 2007

     More than £80m worth of services to help carers back into employment could be generated by just £37m of government...

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