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    Rail union slams plans to cut number of London Underground cleaners

    by Mike Berry 5 Jan 2007
    by Mike Berry 5 Jan 2007

    A major rail union has criticised plans to cut hundreds of cleaners’ jobs on London Underground. The Rail Maritime and Transport (RMT)...

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    Tesco internal investigation to resolve dilemma over suspended employee and former murder suspect Tom Stephens

    by Greg Pitcher 3 Jan 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 3 Jan 2007

    Tesco is yet to decide on its position regarding employee Tom Stephens, who was suspended after being identified as a...

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    Amicus to link with unions in Germany and the US to create global super-union

    by Mike Berry 2 Jan 2007
    by Mike Berry 2 Jan 2007

    The union Amicus has signed a deal with three international unions in a move to create a global trade union....

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    Civil service union members balloted after strike call to resist job cuts and below inflation pay rises

    by Mike Berry 2 Jan 2007
    by Mike Berry 2 Jan 2007

    The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) is balloting 280,000 workers in more than 200 government departments about industrial action. ...

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    Paper workers vote to accept 3% pay rise after union talks

    by Greg Pitcher 22 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 22 Dec 2006

    Almost 2,000 paper workers have received a pay rise of 3% following negotiations between union figures and employer representatives.Amicus members...

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    Ikea environmental initiative provides staff with bicycles

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

    Swedish furniture giant Ikea has given each of its 9,000 employees a bicycle for Christmas. The company, which presented staff...

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    Tesco warned of tribunal claim risk over Ipswich murder suspect suspension

    by Greg Pitcher 21 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 21 Dec 2006

    Suffolk strangler suspect Tom Stephens will give Tesco a huge HR headache if he is released by police this week,...

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    Most employers will not pay a Christmas bonus to staff

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

    More than nine in 10 UK employees will not receive a Christmas bonus this year, according to a survey by Select Appointments...

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    T&G union delegates vote for merger with Amicus – full ballot to follow

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

    About 300 union activists have voted for a merger between Amicus and the Transport and General Workers’ Union (T&G) in...

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    Survey shows UK employees want more than just money for working

    by Greg Pitcher 20 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 20 Dec 2006

    Money is far from the most important factor in choosing a job for UK workers, according to two surveys published...

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    Roger Gale, MP for North Thanet, calls for protection for postal delivery workers

    by Greg Pitcher 19 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 19 Dec 2006

    Postmen should work in teams and have alarmed vans, a politician has claimed.Roger Gale, MP for North Thanet in Kent,...

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    Twas the week before Christmas and all through the town the workers decided it was time to slow down

    by Greg Pitcher 18 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 18 Dec 2006

    Computers are decked in tinsel, Christmas cards are displayed on desks and – according to a survey – Britain’s workers...

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    Tribunal awards transgender ferry worker £65,000 compensation  

    by Georgina Fuller 18 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 18 Dec 2006

    A transgender P&O Ferries  crew member has been awarded £65,000 in compensation after a tribunal ruled that she has been driven out...

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    Repayment clauses: Payback time

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2006
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2006

    How should you go about recovering costs from former staff? Kathleen Healy explains how to ensure your repayment clauses are...

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    Budget cuts at Acas could hit plans for fixed conciliation periods in dispute resolution

    by Mike Berry 13 Dec 2006
    by Mike Berry 13 Dec 2006

    Budget cuts at the arbitration service Acas will hamper any plans to introduce fixed conciliation periods into the dispute resolution...

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