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    NHS trains emergency care practitioners to ease pressure on A&E services

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007

    Accidental heroes: training emergency care practitioners to handle non-critical conditions could save the NHS £51m a year.

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    Skills passport will help retail workers to benefit from their experience

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007

    A passport to success: keeping track of skills in the retail sector is a challenge, but a new skills passport allows both staff and managers to have an accurate record.

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    Get networking in the New Year at the HR Directors Business Summit

    by Rob Willock 2 Jan 2007
    by Rob Willock 2 Jan 2007

    The AA, Jaguar, Vodafone, Canon, Arup, Currys, Norwich Union, Woolworths and The Children’s Trust are just some of the blue-chip...

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    Andrew McDonald is to be new chief at Government Skills council

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007

    Andrew McDonald has been appointed the new chief executive for Government Skills, the sector skills council for central government.Government Skills...

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    UK workers must improve skills to compete for jobs with migrants

    by Georgina Fuller 2 Jan 2007
    by Georgina Fuller 2 Jan 2007

    British people need a major injection of skills to beat migrant workers to London jobs, according to leading commentators.Research by...

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    South Africa bids for UK HR jobs

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007

    A major drive to take UK HR jobs to South Africa was launched last month as the country bids for...

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    NHS training budgets used to reduce £547m deficit

    by Greg Pitcher 2 Jan 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 2 Jan 2007

    Training cuts have been so severe in the wake of the NHS financial crisis that staff at a single health...

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    Hospitality skills council helps small companies with HR

    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 2 Jan 2007

    Catering for employer needs: small and medium-sized hospitality employers now have access to HR expertise that could set them apartfrom the competition.

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    South Wales food firm Ferrari closes with loss of 600 jobs

    by Georgina Fuller 21 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 21 Dec 2006

    About 600 jobs are at risk in South Wales after Ferrari’s food company announced it had gone into administration.The bakery,...

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    Manufacturing pay rises up slightly in the last quarter of 2006

    by Georgina Fuller 21 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 21 Dec 2006

    Pay settlements for manufacturing firms have risen slightly in the last quarter, according to the latest figures from EEF, the...

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    Free HR service for small companies available online

    by Georgina Fuller 20 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 20 Dec 2006

    About 5,000 small and medium-sized businesses (with less than 250 staff) are being offered a year’s free access to online...

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    Nine out of 10 recruiters look for work experience in an applicant

    by Georgina Fuller 20 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 20 Dec 2006

    Nine in 10 (89%) recruiters said they considered relevant work experience an important part of a CV and 13% said they...

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    MPs warn of potential shortage of nuclear submarine engineers

    by Georgina Fuller 19 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 19 Dec 2006

    The shortage of nuclear submarine engineers in the UK is a “cause of serious concern,” according to MPs.The warning, from...

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    Aberdeen Airport promises 1,200 new jobs as part of £10m expansion plan

    by Georgina Fuller 19 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 19 Dec 2006

    Aberdeen Airport has pledged to create 1,200 jobs after announcing the first phase if its £10m expansion programme.The airport plans...

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    ‘Train to Gain’ scheme attracts attention of 15,000 employers in just five months

    by Mike Berry 15 Dec 2006
    by Mike Berry 15 Dec 2006

    More than 15,000 employers are now using ‘Train to Gain‘, the new service offering advice on training for businesses, according...

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