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    MPs reject extended Sunday Trading

    by dan thomas 30 Jan 2006
    by dan thomas 30 Jan 2006

    MPs from all parties have rejected the complete relaxation of Sunday trading hours in a survey for retail union Usdaw.

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    Hackney traffic wardens vote on strike over pay and rotas

    by Mike Berry 26 Jan 2006
    by Mike Berry 26 Jan 2006

    A walkout by traffic wardens in the London Borough of Hackney has moved a step closer.

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    DWP staff start two-day strike

    by Mike Berry 26 Jan 2006
    by Mike Berry 26 Jan 2006

    Jobcentre, benefit office and Child Support Agency staff are beginning a two-day strike today in a dispute over service levels and government job cuts.

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    Weekly dilemma: professional jealousy

    by Personnel Today 24 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Jan 2006

    I am an HR director of a large creative agency. We have two members of staff who are both hugely creative and are each critical to the reputation and success of the organisation. Unfortunately, there is a huge amount of professional jealousy between them

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    Information on a plate

    by Personnel Today 24 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Jan 2006

    New legislation about informing and consulting staff came into force last April. Jonny Gifford of the Institute for Employment Studies charts its progress

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    Pain-free or painstaking?

    by Personnel Today 24 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Jan 2006

    What impact have the dispute resolution regulations had?

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    Four-day stoppage halts work on Heathrow’s fifth terminal

    by Personnel Today 20 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 20 Jan 2006

    Workers building the £4bn fifth terminal at Heathrow Airport have gone on strike, for the second time in two months

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    Staff asked for money-saving ideas

    by Mike Berry 20 Jan 2006
    by Mike Berry 20 Jan 2006

    More than 1,000 members of staff at Whipps Cross University Hospital in London have been asked for their ideas on how to save money at the trust

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    NHS pensions agency staff strike about privatisation plans

    by Georgina Fuller 20 Jan 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 20 Jan 2006

    NHS Pensions Agency (NHSPA) staff are expected to strike today over plans to privatise NHS pensions

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    Shopworkers reject extended Sunday trading

    by Personnel Today 20 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 20 Jan 2006

    Shopworkers have overwhelmingly rejected any extension to Sunday trading hours as the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) launches a consultation on this controversial issue.

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    Tribunal hears of inappropriate breast enhancer comments

    by dan thomas 19 Jan 2006
    by dan thomas 19 Jan 2006

    Sacked store worker goes to tribunal to deny making inappropriate comments about breast enhancers.

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    Snooping software installed by insurance company

    by Personnel Today 19 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 19 Jan 2006

    Mutual life and pensions company, Royal London, has installed security software to snoop on the computer activity of its 2,900 staff across the UK

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    Claims for DVT thrown out of court

    by Personnel Today 19 Jan 2006
    by Personnel Today 19 Jan 2006

    A group of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) sufferers has lost an appeal for the right to claim compensation from airlines

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    Tube drivers in another strike ballot

    by Michael Millar 18 Jan 2006
    by Michael Millar 18 Jan 2006

    Just a day after peace broke out at London Underground, train drivers are to vote again on whether to strike

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    Unions urge Terminal 5 workers to accept offer

    by dan thomas 18 Jan 2006
    by dan thomas 18 Jan 2006

    Contractor Laing O'Rourke has offered workers on the £4bn Heathrow Terminal 5 project an extra 67 pence per hour - as long as they cancel Friday’s proposed strike

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