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    CBI argument based on dubious evidence

    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005

    Your report on the CBI Employment Trends survey gives prominence to a set of criticisms about further education colleges (Personnel...

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    Government recruits a national director for occupational health

    by Michael Millar 27 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 27 Sep 2005

    The Departments for Work and Pensions and Health are to jointly appoint a national director to focus on the health and well being of people of working age

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    Employers embrace the use of competencies

    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005

    The use of competencies – definitions of behaviours and skills that are essential for effective performance at work – is...

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    Public sector mounts strong defence against poor working practice claims

    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005

    Leading figures in the public sector have hit back at claims that private sector organisations are better employers.A debate between...

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    Uncertainty prejudices job creation in UK film industry

    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005

    The number of jobs in the British film industry fell by 20% last year, according to the UK Film Council....

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    UK is in no position to preach competitiveness

    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005

    The recent ‘bra wars’ debacle – tons of Chinese textiles exports stuck in European warehouses while Brussels and Beijing sorted...

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    BMA warns of NHS staff cuts in financial meltdown

    by Personnel Today 26 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Sep 2005

    BMA survey shows one third of NHS trusts in England plan to cut services, with redundancies and recruitment freezes likely

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    Blunkett praises staff working in CSA shambles

    by Personnel Today 26 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Sep 2005

    Work and pensions secretary David Blunkett praised staff at the troubled Child Support Agency, despite describing it as 'a complete shambles'

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    CBI chief calls on government to stand firm on pensions reform

    by dan thomas 26 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 26 Sep 2005

    Sir Digby Jones calls on government to resist union demands on public sector pensions reform.

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    Workers baffled by computer jargon

    by Mike Berry 24 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 24 Sep 2005

    Most office workers find computer jargon as difficult to understand as a foreign language, a survey has found

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    Citizen’s pension gets the pension fund vote

    by dan thomas 23 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 23 Sep 2005

    A non-means tested pension for all would reduce pensioner povert, and would be fairer, according to a report.

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    Co-op faces two-day strike over financial adviser contracts

    by dan thomas 22 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 22 Sep 2005

    Financial advisers at Co-operative Insurance Services to walkout in bid to resolve contract dispute.

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    Walkers to close Swansea factory losing 250 jobs

    by Mike Berry 22 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 22 Sep 2005

    About 250 jobs will be lost at the Walkers snacks factory in Swansea after the company confirmed it will close.

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    London DWP staff vote to strike over job cuts

    by Mike Berry 22 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 22 Sep 2005

    Staff in Jobcentres, benefit, pension and child support offices in London have voted to strike in a dispute over job cuts and deteriorating services.

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    Police chief calls for end to centralised pay negotiations

    by dan thomas 22 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 22 Sep 2005

    Sir Ian Blair has called for central police pay negotiations to be scrapped.

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