Dozens of Staffordshire nurses could relocate to Australia due to NHS job cuts
Economics, government & business
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Most senior senior civil servants think government departments are no good at performance management and change management
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NHS Employers and British Dental Association get to the root of pay issues for dentists
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryPay modernisation on the cards for dentists.
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Unions launch £1m campaign to block sales of Peugeots and Citroens in the UK
by dan thomasby dan thomasUnion ad campaign to call for blacklisting of Peugeots and Citroens
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SMEs the key as IT sector anticipates 1.5 million new jobs across Europe by 2010
by dan thomasby dan thomasIT sector bullish about jobs in Europe.
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The Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union has raised the prospect of more strikes in Whitehall departments with the demand of a guarantee of no compulsory redundancies
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Sir Gus O'Donnell, the head of the Civil Service, today launched a new Civil Service Code, which details the standards of behaviour expected from civil servants, and will now form part of their contract of employment
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A group of young people have won the right to 'dream' work placements as part of a drive by the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) to increase the skills level of school leavers
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Salaries in the financial services sector have increased by more than £10,000 in the past five years, research by the Blomfield Group recruitment consultancy showed
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On the sixth day of the sixth month in the sixth year of a new century, the problem job of pensions minister has joined the DTI on the list of most thankless tasks
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Hundreds of people turned up to protest against the closure of the HP sauce factory and the loss of 125 jobs in Birmingham on Saturday
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The Cabinet Office has relaunched plans for a shared services centre that could serve several government departments
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Two senior NHS HR professionals came under fire from MPs last week as part of a major inquiry into health...
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Vodafone is to cut 400 jobs after it unveiled record losses of £14.9bn - a move branded “appalling” by the company’s main union
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UK employers are recruiting Indian engineering graduates and German apprentices to overcome shortage of young Britons seeking careers in industry, a study has revealed.