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    Court rules against Police Service of Northern Ireland over bias to Masons

    by Mike Berry 16 Oct 2006
    by Mike Berry 16 Oct 2006

    A police officer in Northern Ireland was discriminated against because he was not a Mason, an employment tribunal has ruled....

    • Northern Ireland
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    London borough sends diversity ambassador to Northern Ireland’s council workers

    by Mike Berry 22 Sep 2006
    by Mike Berry 22 Sep 2006

    Local authorities across Northern Ireland are learning from London’s Brent Council how best to support women in the workplace.The council’s...

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    Northern Ireland health workers experience 5,000 attacks a year

    by Georgina Fuller 30 Aug 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 30 Aug 2006

    Health workers in Northern Ireland suffered more than 5,000 attacks in the past year, according to the British Medical Association.

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    Police Service of Northern Ireland applicants to be asked their sexual orientation

    by dan thomas 14 Aug 2006
    by dan thomas 14 Aug 2006

    Applicants to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) are, for the first time, to be asked their sexual orientation

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    Northern Ireland benefits as Indian company plans to create call centre jobs in Belfast

    by Michael Millar 10 Aug 2006
    by Michael Millar 10 Aug 2006

    Indian call centre company sets up operation in UK.

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    Redundancy deal improved for Northern Ireland MoD civilian staff

    by Mike Berry 25 Jul 2006
    by Mike Berry 25 Jul 2006

    Ministry of Defence civilian staff in Northern Ireland are to get an extra £14,000 lump sum as part of their redundancy deal

    • Northern Ireland
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    NI police and prison service absence costs more than £46m

    by dan thomas 10 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 10 Jul 2006

    Sick leave for police and prison officers in Northern Ireland has cost almost £47m in the past two years, official figures reveal.

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    Saving skills in Northern Ireland’s health department

    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2006
    by Personnel Today 27 Jun 2006

    With its senior executives facing a restructure and potential redundancy, how is Northern Ireland’s government department for health retaining its top talent?

    • Northern Ireland
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    Paisley’s daughter accuses Democratic Unionist Party of sex discrimination

    by dan thomas 16 Nov 2005
    by dan thomas 16 Nov 2005

    Former councillor accuses Northern Ireland political party of sexual discrimination over a failed job application.

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    • Smoking in the workplace

    Northern Ireland to impose smoking ban

    by Mike Berry 18 Oct 2005
    by Mike Berry 18 Oct 2005

    Northern Ireland is to ban smoking in enclosed public places and workplaces.

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    Northern Ireland commuters urged to get on their bikes

    by Michael Millar 13 Jun 2005
    by Michael Millar 13 Jun 2005

    Commuters in Northern Ireland are being urged to leave the car at home and cycle to work as part of Bike2Work week, which begins today.

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    Low Pay Commission to check impact on regional economy

    by Michael Millar 18 May 2005
    by Michael Millar 18 May 2005

    Members of the Low Pay Commission are to visit Northern Ireland to see what the impact has been on the region's economy.

    • Northern Ireland
    • Employee relations
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    Classroom assistants’ strike set to spread

    by Quentin Reade 15 Apr 2005
    by Quentin Reade 15 Apr 2005

    Industrial action by classroom assistants in Northern Ireland may spread in a long-running dispute about job evaluations

    • Northern Ireland
    • Health and safety
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    Public support for smoking ban in Northern Ireland

    by Michael Millar 24 Mar 2005
    by Michael Millar 24 Mar 2005

    Medical staff have delivered a petition with 35,000 signatures to Stormont, home of the Irish executive, calling for an end to smoking in workplaces in Northern Ireland.

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    Northern Ireland police discriminate against protestants

    by dan thomas 24 Mar 2005
    by dan thomas 24 Mar 2005

    The Police Service of Northern Ireland has admitted that its recruitment policy discriminates against protestant applicants.

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