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    Government urged to fast-track immigration process of chefs in bid to avoid Olympics skills shortage

    by Greg Pitcher 15 Aug 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 15 Aug 2007

    Foreign chefs must be given the same immigration fast-track as Premiership footballers to stop the 2012 Olympic Games being blighted by...

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    CBI wants science and engineering tuition fees cut to avoid skills shortages

    by Greg Pitcher 13 Aug 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 13 Aug 2007

    Employers have called on the government to knock £1,000 a year off tuition fees for science and engineering students to...

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    Employers groups claim expected interest hike will not force companies to increase wages

    by Dan Howell 13 Aug 2007
    by Dan Howell 13 Aug 2007

    The expected interest rate hike to 6% – the sixth of its kind in 12 months – will not force...

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    Conservative Party plans to slash £14bn per year from legislative costs misjudges employer feelings

    by Greg Pitcher 13 Aug 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 13 Aug 2007

    The Conservative Party’s celebrated plan to slash £14bn per year of legislative costs from business misjudges the mood of employers,...

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    Manufacturing skilled labour shortages set to hamper small firms’ ability to meet demand

    by Louisa Peacock 13 Aug 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 13 Aug 2007

    The lack of skilled labour in manufacturing will hamper small firms’ ability to meet demand, according to the UK’s largest...

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    Seventy jobs saved as HMV buys seven Fopp stores out of administration

    by Louisa Peacock 10 Aug 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 10 Aug 2007

    HMV has announced it will buy seven Fopp stores, saving some 70 jobs, following the news that Fopp went into...

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    210 IT jobs to move to India as Lloyds TSB axes permanent and contractor posts in UK

    by Greg Pitcher 10 Aug 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 10 Aug 2007

    Lloyds TSB is to offshore a further 210 UK jobs to India from October, it confirmed yesterday.
    The bank has...

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    Royal & Sun Alliance to axe 700 jobs to save £70m in costs

    by Gareth Vorster 9 Aug 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 9 Aug 2007

    Royal & Sun Alliance (R&SA) is to axe 700 jobs, including up to 500 posts in the UK, in a...

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    315 jobs to go as C&G plans to close 15% of branches

    by Gareth Vorster 9 Aug 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 9 Aug 2007

    Finance firm C&G, formerly Cheltenham and Gloucester Building Society, is to close 31 of its 195 branches in November, with...

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    Olympic Delivery Authority and unions on verge of signing agreement on direct employment to build London Olympic stadium

    by Mike Berry 9 Aug 2007
    by Mike Berry 9 Aug 2007

    A deal on employment conditions for the London 2012 Olympic Games project has been ratified by construction unions, according to...

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    Leading employer Compass threatens to review relationship with hospitality sector skills council People 1st

    by Mike Berry 9 Aug 2007
    by Mike Berry 9 Aug 2007

    The leading employer in the catering and hospitality industry has threatened to scale back support for sector skills council People...

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    McDonald’s gives fast food chain staff in China a pay rise of more than 12%

    by Greg Pitcher 8 Aug 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 8 Aug 2007

    McDonald’s is to increase the pay of its 50,000 Chinese staff by up to 56%, according to reports in the...

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    Jobs in firing line as Sainsbury’s plans to centralise its HR function

    by Gareth Vorster 7 Aug 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 7 Aug 2007

    HR jobs at Sainsbury’s are under threat following a radical shake-up of its HR function affecting up to 1,800 employees.The...

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    Acas spends £2m as staff opt to leave

    by Mike Berry 7 Aug 2007
    by Mike Berry 7 Aug 2007

    Conciliation service Acas is spending almost £2m on employees who chose to leave the organisation in the past year, despite...

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    Sector skills councils directory

    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2007
    by Personnel Today 7 Aug 2007

    The Skills for Business network was set up to boost UK productivity and profitability by identifying and tackling skills gaps on a sector-by-sector basis.The network is made up of 25 sector skills councils covering 85% of the entire workforce. They are employer-led, independent, sector-based and UK-wide.You'll find a sector skills council that represents your industry in this directory.

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