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    Employers failing to keep top talent as increasing numbers of expats walk out after return to UK

    by Mike Berry 9 Nov 2006
    by Mike Berry 9 Nov 2006

    Companies that send employees on international assignments are failing to capitalise on this investment and losing talented staff through inadequate...

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    This week’s global HR news in brief

    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 24 Oct 2006

    Protesters march over exposure to asbestosMore than 3,000 people joined a protest in Paris last month in support of the...

    • Northern Ireland
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    Women in Northern Ireland earn £100 a week less than male counterparts

    by Georgina Fuller 23 Oct 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 23 Oct 2006

    Women in Northern Ireland earn almost £100 a week less then their male colleagues, a government report revealed.
    The average income...

    • Northern Ireland
    • Police
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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....

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
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    Women being sent on record number of international assignments

    by Emma Ann Hughes 12 Oct 2006
    by Emma Ann Hughes 12 Oct 2006

    More female employees are being sent on international assignments than ever before, according to Mercer Human Resource Consulting.
    Companies based in...

    • Compensation
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    Shipping industry to get HR and benchmarking club

    by Mike Berry 10 Oct 2006
    by Mike Berry 10 Oct 2006

    Major players in the shipping industry are forming an HR and benchmarking club intended to produce reliable salary and compensation...

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • France

    Minority report: the doors are open to minority job applicants in France

    by Personnel Today 3 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 3 Oct 2006

    Employment opportunities for people from ethnic minority communities in France are slowly improving thanks to many companies implementing outreach hiring...

    • Global HR

    Guru’s Foreign Briefing

    by Personnel Today 3 Oct 2006
    by Personnel Today 3 Oct 2006

    It has to be remembered that no-one does fair play quite like the British. Even the most outrageous line call...

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    Peugeot to lose 8,000 posts in France and Spain as jobs cull extends across Europe

    by Greg Pitcher 27 Sep 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 27 Sep 2006

    Troubled car manufacturer Peugeot is to shed up to 8,000 jobs in France and Spain alongside the 2,300 it is...

    • Global HR

    Employers consider language training for workers unimportant

    by Mike Berry 25 Sep 2006
    by Mike Berry 25 Sep 2006

    The UK appears to be determined to remain a monolingual island race when it comes to embracing European business opportunities,...

    • 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...

    • Global HR

    HR benchmarker

    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2006
    by Personnel Today 19 Sep 2006

    Country focus: RUSSIA

    • Northern Ireland
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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.

    • Northern Ireland
    • Police
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    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

    • Northern Ireland
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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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