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    Major review of health and safety laws launched by Alistair Darling

    by Mike Berry 30 Nov 2007
    by Mike Berry 30 Nov 2007

    Chancellor of the exchequer Alistair Darling has launched a major review of business health and safety laws.The review, announced in...

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    Jobs shake-up at Prudential as insurer plans to transfer jobs to UK outsourcing firm and ship other roles to India

    by Gareth Vorster 29 Nov 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 29 Nov 2007

    Insurer Prudential will transfer 1,750 UK jobs to outsourcing company Capita as part of a cost-cutting plan.Prudential said the 15-year...

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    Silly season survey from Chartered Management Institute starts bauble rolling on Xmas-rated festive ‘fact’ madness

    by Greg Pitcher 29 Nov 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 29 Nov 2007

    Christmas parties are being binned like week-old turkey, according to the first of what will surely be a stockingful of...

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    Voice of London Underground’s ‘mind the gap’ announcement sacked for criticising the Tube network

    by Gareth Vorster 28 Nov 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 28 Nov 2007

    Emma Clarke, the woman behind the voice that warns millions of commuters on London Underground every day to “mind the...

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    Manufacturing employers body EEF claims rights for temporary workers pose real threat to jobs

    by Greg Pitcher 27 Nov 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 27 Nov 2007

    The threat to tens of thousands of British jobs through the takeover of Jaguar and Land Rover illustrates the risks...

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    Don’t make new mothers feel their jobs are at risk

    by Personnel Today 27 Nov 2007
    by Personnel Today 27 Nov 2007

    While I agree with Michael Millar’s concept of equalising maternity and paternity leave to give both parents an equal stake...

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    More flexible working will help business and families

    by Personnel Today 27 Nov 2007
    by Personnel Today 27 Nov 2007

    The government’s proposals to extend flexible working rights to parents of teenage children will have pronounced benefits for both the...

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    Flexibility is all about getting women back into the workforce

    by Personnel Today 27 Nov 2007
    by Personnel Today 27 Nov 2007

    I read Michael Millar’s‘Bye Bye Baby’ article (Off Message, Personnel Today, 6 November) with interest during the 2am feed, and...

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    Chair name change for employment tribunals is a judgement call

    by Personnel Today 26 Nov 2007
    by Personnel Today 26 Nov 2007

    Changing the name of tribunal chairmen aims to create more diversity. But will it work?From 1 December 2007, chairmen and...

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    Employers make liberal use of working time regulations opt-out

    by Mark Crail 26 Nov 2007
    by Mark Crail 26 Nov 2007

    Many organisations routinely ask key employees to opt out of working time limits even though there is little prospect that...

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    Case of the week: compulsory retirement risk for private and public sector: Johns v Solent SD Limited

    by Personnel Today 26 Nov 2007
    by Personnel Today 26 Nov 2007

    Johns v Solent SD Limited, Employment Appeal TribunalBackground The default retirement age exemption in the Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006...

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    Weekly dilemma: Christmas parties to suit a diverse workforce

    by Personnel Today 26 Nov 2007
    by Personnel Today 26 Nov 2007

    We’re trying to organise our Christmas party and it’s proving to be a nightmare. I have a number of Muslim...

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    Legal Q&A: Rehabilitation to return to work

    by Personnel Today 26 Nov 2007
    by Personnel Today 26 Nov 2007

    With the government putting in place a complex package of support to get people back to work (Pathways to Work),...

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    Information Commissioner calls for new criminal offence for breaching the Data Protection Act

    by Mike Berry 26 Nov 2007
    by Mike Berry 26 Nov 2007

    Employers that flout data protection laws face the prospect of raids and hefty fines in the wake of the child...

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    AUDIO: Friday Podcast

    by Personnel Today 23 Nov 2007
    by Personnel Today 23 Nov 2007

    Human resources news and analysis including: the winners of the Personnel Today Awards 2007 why the FA should use psychometric testing, and...

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