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    The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee accuses government of spending £3bn on consultants with no measure of value for money

    by Gareth Vorster 20 Jun 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 20 Jun 2007

    The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee has accused government departments of forking out nearly £3bn annually for external consultants...

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    Human resources chief bids to end deadlock with Communication Workers Union in Royal Mail pay dispute

    by Mike Berry 20 Jun 2007
    by Mike Berry 20 Jun 2007

    Royal Mail’s human resources chief is to meet with union leaders today in an attempt to break the deadlock in...

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    Confectionery group Cadbury Schweppes to cut 7,500 jobs and close 10 factories by 2011

    by Gareth Vorster 20 Jun 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 20 Jun 2007

    Cadbury Schweppes is to axe up to 7,500 jobs and close 10 factories around the globe in a cost reduction...

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    Government pledges £90m to set up 12 new skills academies to address skills shortages

    by Louisa Peacock 19 Jun 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 19 Jun 2007

    The government is to invest £90m into the national skills academy network in a bid to drive up the standard of...

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    TUC report claims influx of migrant workers has boosted the UK economy and is not having an adverse affect on jobs and wages

    by Gareth Vorster 19 Jun 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 19 Jun 2007

    The influx of migrant workers to the UK has boosted the economy and is not having an adverse affect on...

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    Department for Work and Pensions task group will tackle the £13bn a year lost to sickness absence

    by Louisa Peacock 19 Jun 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 19 Jun 2007

    The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has created a task group to address the 175 million working days – and...

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    CBI welcomes appointment of Sir Michael Rake as chair of the new Commission for Employment and Skills

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2007
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2007

    The CBI has welcomed the appointment of Sir Michael Rake as chair of the new Commission for Employment and Skills, which...

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    Sector skills councils are failing to meet key targets

    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2007
    by Personnel Today 19 Jun 2007

    If sector skills councils are to succeed in their mission to help train the nation and meet demands in the...

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    Financial services industry provides employment for three million people

    by Gareth Vorster 18 Jun 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 18 Jun 2007

    The UK financial services industry creates employment for three million people, with nearly half a million in banks alone, according...

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    Cabinet office minister Hilary Armstrong launches review of how government consults with businesses, the third sector and citizens

    by Mike Berry 18 Jun 2007
    by Mike Berry 18 Jun 2007

    Cabinet Office minister Hilary Armstrong has launched a review of how the government consults with businesses, the third sector and citizens when...

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    Gordon Brown joins political, business and union heavyweights at skills pledge launch

    by Louisa Peacock 18 Jun 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 18 Jun 2007

    The long-awaited skills pledge regained some credibility when Gordon Brown joined other political heavyweights, top employers and union leaders at...

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    Public Concern at Work report names Cabinet Office as government department with most inadequate whistleblowing procedures

    by Personnel Today 18 Jun 2007
    by Personnel Today 18 Jun 2007

    The Cabinet Office has been branded the worst government department when it comes to having adequate whistleblowing procedures in place.
    A...

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    Gala Coral warns smoking ban will lead to hundreds of job cuts in UK bingo halls

    by Personnel Today 15 Jun 2007
    by Personnel Today 15 Jun 2007

    Next month’s smoking ban will lead to hundreds of job cuts in the country’s bingo halls, gambling group Gala Coral...

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    Microsoft’s ‘Developing the Future’ report reveals scale of growing UK IT skills shortage

    by Mike Berry 15 Jun 2007
    by Mike Berry 15 Jun 2007

    The scale and speed of change caused by globalisation, coupled with a skills shortage in the UK IT industry, is...

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    Morgan McKinley finds City of London employment market has increased by 21% since 2006

    by Gareth Vorster 15 Jun 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 15 Jun 2007

    The City of London’s employment market has seen a 21% increase from 2006, according to new figures from Morgan McKinley.

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