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    This week’s news in brief

    by Personnel Today 30 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 30 May 2006

    Colleges apologise to MPsThe Universities and Colleges EmployersÍ Association has been forced to issue a grovelling apology to MPs after...

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    PCS and Capita sign new national agreement

    by Mike Berry 23 May 2006
    by Mike Berry 23 May 2006

    The agreement covers all central government contracts and will set out a framework for working together on both a local and national level

    • Employee relations
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    Trade secrets: Mind your language

    by Personnel Today 23 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 23 May 2006

    Verbal and written communication in the workplace is the worst it has ever been, according to the CBI. Follow the tips below and improve how other departments perceive HR.

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    Union calls strike ballot at Docklands Light Railway

    by Mike Berry 23 May 2006
    by Mike Berry 23 May 2006

    Operator denies claims that jobs and wages will be cut as a result of reorganisation

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    Weekly dilemma: Vexatious employees

    by Personnel Today 23 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 23 May 2006

    One of our employees is always complaining. We have held three grievance meetings already this year, and he has appealed...

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    Peugeot car workers ballot for strike action

    by Mike Berry 19 May 2006
    by Mike Berry 19 May 2006

    Ballot papers are being sent out to Peugeot workers today as unions step up the call for industrial action.

    • Employee relations

    Managers unable to communicate with staff

    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006

    Managers' inability to communicate properly - using buzzwords and phrases - is the number one gripe UK staff have about their bosses, a study shows.

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    Have a rant: Employee opinion surveys

    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006

    We recently completed our annual employee opinion survey, and are now awaiting the results

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    CHRIS Project v Lara Hutt

    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 16 May 2006

    Employment Appeal Tribunal rules on tribunal bias

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    Union accuses Royal Mail of trying to impose rejected pay offer

    by Mike Berry 10 May 2006
    by Mike Berry 10 May 2006

    The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has accused the Royal Mail of trying to impose a 2.9% pay offer that had been rejected by union leaders

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    Train workers to ballot over strike to protect pensions

    by Mike Berry 10 May 2006
    by Mike Berry 10 May 2006

    Despite reassurance from Network Rail, their employees and those of the train franchise companies are to vote on possible strikes after union discussion with employers about pensions broke down this week

    • Employee relations
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    UK bosses improve relationship with workers

    by Personnel Today 10 May 2006
    by Personnel Today 10 May 2006

    Employers have become better at addressing the needs of staff, but there is still room for improvement, according to the government's minister for employment

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    Royal Mail slammed by Communications Workers Union for banning share ownership ballot

    by dan thomas 9 May 2006
    by dan thomas 9 May 2006

    'Undemocratic' attitude condemned by union.

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    GMB union confirms Paul Kenny as general secretary after year as acting leader

    by Mike Berry 9 May 2006
    by Mike Berry 9 May 2006

    GMB union gives new general secretary five-year contract.

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    Dispute prevention: employment tribunals

    by Ross Bentley 9 May 2006
    by Ross Bentley 9 May 2006

    Conciliation service Acas has reviewed the effect of the dispute resolution regulations on the employment tribunal system. Ross Bentley reports on its findings

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