Rising stars at technology firm HP are being told to work abroad to avoid getting stuck in a rut by...
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Jersey childcare nightmare net expands as whistleblower tells tribunal about abuse at home
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryChildren at a Jersey children’s home were locked up in solitary confinement an employment tribunal has heard.Former care home manager...
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Troubled training firm Carter & Carter has filed for administration after it failed to reach an agreement with its lenders...
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The French government has adopted a number of decrees to provide more details as to how, in practice, some of...
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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has signed a new five-year, multi-million pound deal with Ceridian for the supply of one...
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With more managers being sent on international assignments, how can human resources prepare them to communicate more effectively and achieve their goals?
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The new points-based system will herald in increased obligations and hefty penalties to potential sponsoring employers.A radical overhaul of immigration...
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Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development shuns Chinese human resources deal over cash concerns
by Greg Pitcherby Greg PitcherThe Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) shunned the chance to provide official human resources (HR) qualifications for China – a...
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Human resources news and analysis including:
A missed opportunity for the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) to work...
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Training in the booming Indian retail sector was given a boost this week as Tata Interactive Systems (TIS) signed an agreement...
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The French government is threatening businesses with sanctions in a bid to close the country’s gender pay gap.Labour minister Xavier...
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Home Office changes to immigration sponsorship system will deter skilled migrant workers from coming to the UK
by Mike Berryby Mike BerrySkilled workers may be discouraged from coming to the UK, experts have warned, following changes to the immigration system announced...
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US Congress passes Bill banning first- and business class flights for federal employees
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryAmerican legislators have introduced laws that ban federal employees from using public money to buy first- or business class airline...
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The National Outsourcing Association (NOA) has hit back at MP claims that globalisation will threaten highly skilled jobs in the...
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Specialist workers from France needed to provide skills to boost UK’s nuclear power industry
by Greg Pitcherby Greg PitcherForeign workers will be needed to provide the skills to increase the UK’s nuclear power capacity, an expert has conceded.EDF...