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    Week of action launched to save post offices from closure

    by Greg Pitcher 19 Feb 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 19 Feb 2007

    A nationwide week of action against government plans to axe 2,500 post offices kicks off on Tuesday 20 February, with...

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    John Lewis Partnership plans expansion to create 35,000 new jobs

    by Georgina Fuller 19 Feb 2007
    by Georgina Fuller 19 Feb 2007

    The John Lewis Partnership is planning to create 35,000 jobs in the next 10 years as part of its ambitious growth...

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    Pay settlements for latest quarter reach 3.5%

    by Georgina Fuller 16 Feb 2007
    by Georgina Fuller 16 Feb 2007

    Pay settlements have reached an eight-year high, rising to 3.5% in the three months to the end of January, according...

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    PCS union members in Civil Service continue industrial action against Gershon reforms with work to rule

    by Greg Pitcher 15 Feb 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 15 Feb 2007

    Civil servants have announced fresh industrial action in the row over public sector pay and job security.The Public and Commercial...

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    DTI rejects calls to scrap unfair dismissal law

    by Personnel Today 14 Feb 2007
    by Personnel Today 14 Feb 2007

    The government has been forced to defend the unfair dismissal law in the face of increasing calls for the legislation...

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    Conservative MPs seek debate on civil service HR after Treasury bullying claims

    by Mike Berry 14 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 14 Feb 2007

    The Conservatives have called for a debate on HR management in Whitehall departments following a damning report into staff morale...

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    Flexibility is key as organisations consider greener alternatives to employer commute

    by Jo Faragher 13 Feb 2007
    by Jo Faragher 13 Feb 2007

    As many of us struggled into work in the snow last week, we cursed the daily commute into the office....

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    Welfare minister Jim Murphy announces government move to cut migrant worker benefits if they refuse to learn the language

    by Personnel Today 12 Feb 2007
    by Personnel Today 12 Feb 2007

    Unemployed people who cannot speak English risk losing their benefits unless they learn the language, the government has announced.
    Welfare...

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    Most employers confident of keeping pay rises below 3.5%

    by Mike Berry 12 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 12 Feb 2007

    The majority of employers expect to award staff pay rises of less than 3.5% in the winter pay round, a...

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    National Audit Office report casts doubt on government claims of £13.3bn efficiency savings

    by Mike Berry 9 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 9 Feb 2007

    Government claims that it has made £13.3bn in efficiency savings carry a “significant risk of inaccuracy”, the public spending watchdog...

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    DTI select committee to investigate impact of new EU members on UK business

    by Mike Berry 9 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 9 Feb 2007

    The Trade and Industry Select Committee of MPs has launched an enquiry into the impact on UK business of the...

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    Army of top female talent to be enlisted to inspire more female entrepreneurs

    by Mike Berry 8 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 8 Feb 2007

    One thousand female entrepreneurs are to be recruited to help more women to set up their own business, the government...

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    Sir Gus O’Donnell adds three more departments to capability review roster

    by Mike Berry 8 Feb 2007
    by Mike Berry 8 Feb 2007

    Cabinet secretary Sir Gus O’Donnell has announced a further three departments are to undergo capability reviews.  The Crown Prosecution Service,...

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    How to survive a flu pandemic

    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2007
    by Personnel Today 6 Feb 2007

    How can you prepare for a flu pandemic? Seán Lavin explains what to consider and practical steps you can take if bird flu ever becomes transmissible between humans.

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    Local Government Association calls for central government to devolve powers to regional cities to boost productivity

    by Greg Pitcher 5 Feb 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 5 Feb 2007

     A million jobs would be created if regional British cities gained devolved powers, a report claims today.
    The Local Government...

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