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    Carers UK charity claims unpaid helpers save UK economy £87bn a year

    by Mike Berry 20 Sep 2007
    by Mike Berry 20 Sep 2007

    The unpaid work of carers saves the UK £87bn per year, up 52% from five years ago, according to a...

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    Call for human resources departments to prove sustainable development policies do work

    by Louisa Peacock 18 Sep 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 18 Sep 2007

    HR professionals have been urged to gather evidence showing how sustainable development policies help to improve recruitment, retention and employee...

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    Employers’ environmentally-friendly policies struggle to stretch past recycling

    by Louisa Peacock 28 Aug 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 28 Aug 2007

    Employers are “having difficulty” implementing environmentally-friendly policies at work beyond recycling, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development...

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    Royal Mail staff raise £2.6m for charities through payroll giving

    by Mike Berry 24 Aug 2007
    by Mike Berry 24 Aug 2007

    Royal Mail staff raised £2.6m through payroll giving in the last financial year – up almost £440,000 on the previous...

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    Argos sacks employee for derogatory Facebook entry as directory enquiries firm 118 118 asks Facebook to remove abusive page

    by Gareth Vorster 8 Aug 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 8 Aug 2007

    An Argos employee has been sacked following his antics on social networking site Facebook.According to an article in The Sun,...

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    Be a good corporate citizen

    by Natalie Cooper 6 Aug 2007
    by Natalie Cooper 6 Aug 2007

    Why is it important?Global warming is constantly debated in the press, and scenes of natural disasters – including flash floods,...

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    Bad publicity – who said there’s no such thing?

    by Kirstie Redford 30 Jul 2007
    by Kirstie Redford 30 Jul 2007

    HR needs to take a leaf out of PR's book and help beat bad publicity

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    Mandatory training for 16,000 BBC employees to rebuild public trust in integrity of BBC brand

    by Greg Pitcher 20 Jul 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 20 Jul 2007

    More than 16,000 BBC employees will undergo mandatory training in editorial integrity as a result of the crisis at the corporation.The...

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    Have a rant – Employers need to support green issues

    by Personnel Today 16 Jul 2007
    by Personnel Today 16 Jul 2007

    It is irresponsible to suggest that HR directors should buy and drive an expensive, flashy car (Have a Rant… HR star...

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    Jobsite.co.uk launches website dedicated to environmental roles

    by Greg Pitcher 13 Jul 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 13 Jul 2007

    Jobsite.co.uk has launched what is thought to be the first job site dedicated to environmental positions.
    The online recruitment giant...

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    Employees’ trust in managers’ decisions declines the further up the management structure the boss sits

    by Greg Pitcher 11 Jul 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 11 Jul 2007

    The further removed you are from your employees, the less likely they will trust you, according to research.A survey by...

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    HSBC to spend £45m on green initiatives over next five years

    by Mike Berry 2 Jul 2007
    by Mike Berry 2 Jul 2007

    HSBC is to spend $90m (£45m) over the next five years to help reduce the bank’s impact on the environment.

    The...

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    Laptop stolen from car contained payroll details of Eden Project’s staff

    by Gareth Vorster 19 Jun 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 19 Jun 2007

    Cornish tourist attraction and environmental complex, the Eden Project has announced the loss of a laptop containing sensitive employee information.The...

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    Marks and Spencer appoints eco champions to promote its £200m environmental programme

    by Personnel Today 18 Jun 2007
    by Personnel Today 18 Jun 2007

    Marks and Spencer (M&S) has so far appointed 560 employees as ‘champions’ to promote its five-year, £200m environmental programme, known as...

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    Recruitment firm Harvey Nash’s CEO Albert Ellis claims Generation Y adults will be responsible for more employer litigation cases

    by Gareth Vorster 15 Jun 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 15 Jun 2007

    Generation Y adults are independent thinkers who will increase the number of employer litigation cases, according to a senior recruitment...

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