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    Senior HR managers unaware of staff information regulations

    by Personnel Today 14 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 14 Sep 2005

    Almost two-thirds of senior HR professionals are unaware of the company reporting regulations requiring greater transparency around employee information

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    Chancellor lays out high skills agenda at TUC

    by Michael Millar 13 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 13 Sep 2005

    Gordon Brown has told unionists that a highly-skilled Britain is key to ensuring its economic survival

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    Unions urge reform of strike laws

    by Michael Millar 13 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 13 Sep 2005

    Unions have called for secondary strikes to be made lawful again – a right that was removed by Margaret Thatcher’s government in 1990

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    TUC calls for voluntary equality

    by Ross Wigham 13 Sep 2005
    by Ross Wigham 13 Sep 2005

    With new equality regulations on the horizon, the TUC is calling on employers not to wait for the new law, but implement equal opportunity policies now

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    Debate over role of TUC puts workers’ rights in the shade

    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005

    The TUC Congress, which started yesterday (Monday), is taking place against a backdrop of disquiet in the labour movement.There are...

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    TUC leader warns ‘super-union’ to avoid solo route

    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 13 Sep 2005

    TUC general secretary Brendan Barber has warned the potential ‘super-union’ not to turn its back on the TUC after merging.Speculation...

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    Nearly 700 Gate Gourmet workers choose redundancy

    by Mike Berry 12 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 12 Sep 2005

    About 300 of the Gate Gourment strikers are among nearly 700 staff at the firm who have accepted an improved offer of redundancy

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    Leaked documents hint at privatisation of Jobcentres

    by Michael Millar 12 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 12 Sep 2005

    The government is planning to privatise most services run by Jobcentre Plus, according to documents leaked to trade union leaders

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    Unions pile on pressure for worker rights

    by Michael Millar 9 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 9 Sep 2005

    UK unions have written to the minister for work and pensions demanding more rights for workers.

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    Gate Gourmet and unions reach agreement

    by Michael Millar 9 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 9 Sep 2005

    End in sight as BA catering dispute nears resolution.

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    Tribunal drives home equal pay message in Newcastle Metro case

    by dan thomas 9 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 9 Sep 2005

    Female drivers on the Newcastle Metro have won a tribunal claim for equal pay.

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    Strike action averted at Careers Scotland

    by Mike Berry 8 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 8 Sep 2005

    More than 1,000 workers at employment service Careers Scotland have called off strike action scheduled for today after accepting a commitment from the Scottish Enterprise economic development agency to a new pay system

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    Long-serving employees don’t trust management communications

    by Mike Berry 7 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 7 Sep 2005

    Fewer than four in 10 employees (36%) trust senior managers to always communicate honestly, according to a survey.

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    Baker cooks up a plan to develop low cost housing

    by Personnel Today 7 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 7 Sep 2005

    Are your staff struggling to get on the property ladder? And is this causing you recruitment and retention problems? Why...

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    TUC audit shows unions improve workers’ lives

    by Mike Berry 6 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 6 Sep 2005

    The TUC's biennial equality audit published today shows that people employed in workplaces with a trade union presence are likely to have a better work-life balance and face less discrimination than individuals in non-unionised workplaces

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