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    Simclar Group accused of having Victorian work practices after job cuts decision

    by Georgina Fuller 30 Jan 2007
    by Georgina Fuller 30 Jan 2007

    A union has accused a major manufacturing company of having “Victorian” working practices and behaving in a “callous” way towards...

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    Reforms spark civil service strike as HR staff face tough times

    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007

    Civil service HR staff have been left “between a rock and the Treasury” by the continuing reforms that have led...

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    Being a union rep can seriously damage your career prospects

    by Rob Willock 30 Jan 2007
    by Rob Willock 30 Jan 2007

    Trade union reps believe they are sacrificing their careers to represent their colleagues, exclusive new research has revealed.
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    Six unions warn against closing UK naval bases

    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007

    NAVAL GAZING: A coalition of trade unions has warned the government against making cuts to the UK’s naval bases. Six...

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    T&G union members stage second 24-hour strike at Grosvenor Casinos

    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007

    Hedging their bets: workers at a leading chain of casinos staged a second strike over pay last week. Croupiers, cashiers,...

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    Relationship between HR and union representatives revealed in TUC and Personnel Today research

    by Rob Willock 30 Jan 2007
    by Rob Willock 30 Jan 2007

    I was delighted the TUC agreed to join forces with Personnel Today to conduct a major piece of research on...

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    Union representatives are good for workers, employers and UK plc

    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007

    The findings of the joint survey by Personnel Today and the TUC will come as a surprise to those whose...

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    Without prejudice’ communications

    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007

    Employers often resort to ‘off-the-record’ communications to try to reach agreement with an employee without recourse to protracted internal procedures...

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    HR and unions’ relationship: Cordial relations

    by Rob Willock 30 Jan 2007
    by Rob Willock 30 Jan 2007

    HR professionals and union reps are age-old adversaries - employer and workforce representatives meeting toe to toe at the front line of industrial relations. But what is their modern relationship really like? Rob Willock analyses exclusive new research to find out.

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    First Choice Airways’ change programme: Ready for takeoff

    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007
    by Personnel Today 30 Jan 2007

    First Choice Airways turned around a fractious relationship with pilots' union Balpa thanksto a wide-ranging change programme. Helen Kelly reports.

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    British Airways cabin crew strike called off

    by Mike Berry 29 Jan 2007
    by Mike Berry 29 Jan 2007

    A planned two-day strike by thousands of British Airways cabin crew has been called off at the eleventh-hour. Talks between...

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    Co-operative Financial Services signs outsourcing agreement with unions

    by Mike Berry 29 Jan 2007
    by Mike Berry 29 Jan 2007

    Co-operative Financial Services (CFS) has signed an agreement with its trade unions over future outsourcing deals.

    CFS and its unions, Amicus, the...

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    City banker Andrea Madarassy loses appeal claims against Nomura International

    by Mike Berry 29 Jan 2007
    by Mike Berry 29 Jan 2007

    A senior City banker has lost her cases of unfair dismissal, sex discrimination and victimisation against her employer Nomura.The Court...

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    PCS union leader blames poor HR service for civil service strikes 

    by Greg Pitcher 29 Jan 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 29 Jan 2007

    A damaging lack of communication between HR teams across the civil service is a major factor behind this week’s nationwide...

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    Tony Woodley, T&G general secretary, blames HR staff for British Airways crew strike

    by Greg Pitcher 29 Jan 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 29 Jan 2007

    EXCLUSIVE British Airways’ (BA) HR team must take “full responsibility” for the damaging cabin crew dispute, according to the head...

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