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    Sourcing labour from Eastern Europe

    by Nic Paton 8 Mar 2005
    by Nic Paton 8 Mar 2005

    The impression you get from some newspapers when it comes to the issue of migrant workers is that they’re flooding over here, taking our jobs and swamping our communities.

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    Global group aims to strike right balance to keep talent

    by Personnel Today 22 Feb 2005
    by Personnel Today 22 Feb 2005

    An alliance of multinational organisations hopes to break down the barriers to providing opportunities for spouses of international staff

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    French firms join forces to fight racism

    by Personnel Today 22 Feb 2005
    by Personnel Today 22 Feb 2005

    Several large companies in France have pledged to hire more ethnic minority staff to combat rising discrimination against Arabs and Muslims.

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    Australian unions angry over right of entry laws

    by Personnel Today 22 Feb 2005
    by Personnel Today 22 Feb 2005

    Unions in Australia have reacted angrily to attempts by the government to curb workplace right of entry laws with new legislation that tightens existing laws.

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    Northern Ireland pensions challenge outlined by commission

    by Michael Millar 17 Feb 2005
    by Michael Millar 17 Feb 2005

    Northern Ireland's status as the poor relation when it comes to pensions comes under the spotlight tonight

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    Olympic Committee sets up career programme for ex-athletes

    by Mike Berry 16 Feb 2005
    by Mike Berry 16 Feb 2005

    The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has launched the Athletes' Career Programme, designed to facilitate the integration of athletes into the labour market at the end of their sporting careers

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    Britain ‘too lucrative’ for Sri Lankan doctors

    by dan thomas 14 Feb 2005
    by dan thomas 14 Feb 2005

    Sri Lanka has accused Britain of undermining its health service by failing to prevent hospitals luring away trained doctors and nurses to work in the UK

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    Wal-Mart to close store with unionised staff

    by dan thomas 10 Feb 2005
    by dan thomas 10 Feb 2005

    Wal-Mart is to close a store in Canada where workers have won the right to trade union recognition.

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    EU needs 20 million more workers by 2030

    by dan thomas 9 Feb 2005
    by dan thomas 9 Feb 2005

    The active labour force in the European Union will be 20 million short of the levels required to sustain growth and pay for an ageing population by 2030.

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    BT signs 10-year global HR deal with Accenture

    by dan thomas 2 Feb 2005
    by dan thomas 2 Feb 2005

    The UK telecoms giant has extended its outsourcing arrangement for HR services to staff and pensioners to cover employees in 37 other countries

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    Managers need international experience

    by Ross Bentley 2 Feb 2005
    by Ross Bentley 2 Feb 2005

    Managers must notch up international experience if they are serious about making it to the top

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    EU moves to show value of qualifications

    by Mike Berry 2 Feb 2005
    by Mike Berry 2 Feb 2005

    Initiative will help jobseekers prove the value of their qualifications in other EU countries

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    Malawi judges strike over official cars

    by Michael Millar 24 Jan 2005
    by Michael Millar 24 Jan 2005

    Judges in Malawi have gone on strike over the government’s failure to replace their official vehicles.

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    Smoke-free civil service prompts call for workplace smoking ban in Northern Ireland

    by Michael Millar 4 Jan 2005
    by Michael Millar 4 Jan 2005

    The British Medical Association (BMA) has called for all workplaces to be smoke-free in Northern Ireland, after civil servants were...

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    BMA urges NI health minister to ban workplace smoking

    by Personnel Today 4 Jan 2005
    by Personnel Today 4 Jan 2005

    The Northern Ireland civil service has banned smoking in its offices and the BMA wants it extended to all workplaces in the province

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