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    Looking to Europe

    by Personnel Today 2 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 2 Jun 2005

    What does the Information and Consultation Directive mean for Europe, and what can the UK learn from the experiences of its European neighbours, ask Nick Thorpe and Richard Kenyon

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    Safe travels

    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2005

    Employers have a duty of care for the health, safety and welfare of employees travelling or working abroad. A one-day IRS conference offers some useful advice on business travel and working abroad.

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    International issue: Working with the dragon

    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2005

    China is now one of the world's most sought-after markets. But will Western ideas of people development fit in there? Stephanie Sparrow reports

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    Seeking international talent

    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2005
    by Personnel Today 1 Jun 2005

    Will the Bologna Accord really help employers to navigate the maze of global recruitment? Christine Taylor tries to assess the parity of international qualifications

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    Leaving on a jet plane: transferring staff abroad

    by Alex Blyth 31 May 2005
    by Alex Blyth 31 May 2005

    Alex Blyth investigates the seven rules of employee relocation

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    Transform HR the US way

    by dan thomas 31 May 2005
    by dan thomas 31 May 2005

    If HR in the UK wants a real shot at being strategic, it needs to be less timid and just get on with it. Daniel Thomas finds out what we can learn from the leading US multinationals

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    Older staff worse off in ageist Czech Republic

    by Personnel Today 31 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 31 May 2005

    While many UK employers are bracing themselves for a flood of age discrimination cases when new legislation is introduced next...

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    This week’s international news in brief

    by Mike Berry 31 May 2005
    by Mike Berry 31 May 2005

    Ministers agree to reform national qualificationsA deal has been struck between the European Parliament and the EU Council of Ministers...

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    Telecoms giant loses staff data

    by Personnel Today 26 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 May 2005

    MCI is the latest US corporation facing a potential identity theft problem with its employees’ personal data

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    Leading analyst predicts 15,000 job losses at Hewlett Packard

    by Personnel Today 25 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 25 May 2005

    Hewlett Packard’s new chief executive officer, Mark Hurd, is likely to axe between 5% and 10% of the workforce to...

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    Global workers day of action condemns IBM job cuts

    by dan thomas 23 May 2005
    by dan thomas 23 May 2005

    Unions and employee organisations around the world unite to battle IBM porposals to cut up to 13,000 jobs worldwide

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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.

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    Castro doubles Cuba’s minimum wage

    by Personnel Today 17 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 17 May 2005

    Cuba’s president Fidel Castro has announced plans to more than double the country’s current minimum wage. Labourers earning about 100...

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    Australian unions to oppose plans to reform work rights

    by Personnel Today 17 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 17 May 2005

    Unions in Australia are to hold a national week of action in June in protest at the federal government’s planned...

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    HR outsourcing continues to rise in US

    by Personnel Today 17 May 2005
    by Personnel Today 17 May 2005

    HR outsourcing is on track to continue record growth in the US, according to new research by consultancy Hewitt Associates.

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