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    Climate change experts warn government plans to reduce carbon emissions will not engage staff

    by Louisa Peacock 5 Jun 2007
    by Louisa Peacock 5 Jun 2007

    Climate change experts have warned that the latest government plans to reduce carbon emissions will not engage staff as well...

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    Nick Hurd, Conservative MP for Ruislip and Northwood, and Mark Williams, Liberal Democrat MP for Ceredigion, promote WebEx online meeting technology for World Environment Day

    by Mike Berry 1 Jun 2007
    by Mike Berry 1 Jun 2007

    Two MPs are leading the way in exploiting online meeting technology to reduce travel, cut their carbon footprints and save...

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    Skills review author Lord Leitch accused of cronyism for contributing £5,000 to chancellor Gordon Brown’s campaign fund

    by Greg Pitcher 31 May 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 31 May 2007

    The founder of the ‘skills pledge’ Lord Sandy Leitch has been implicated in the Gordon Brown cronyism affair.The Electoral Commission...

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    Transport for London launches scheme to encourage businesses to help staff use more sustainable ways of commuting

    by Mike Berry 18 May 2007
    by Mike Berry 18 May 2007

    A new scheme to encourage businesses to help their staff leave their cars at home, save money, and reduce their impact...

    • Ethics
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    Pension fund group Local Authority Pension Fund Forum demands that non-financial issues be linked to Shell directors’ remuneration

    by Mike Berry 15 May 2007
    by Mike Berry 15 May 2007

    Members of pension funds are being urged to vote against the remuneration report of Shell at its AGM on 15 May following...

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    Employer commitment to corporate social responsibility linked to employee attitudes

    by Gareth Vorster 8 May 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 8 May 2007

    A company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility influences how an employee views several other areas, including interest in their wellbeing,...

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    Mums want to bungee jump as well, you know

    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 24 Apr 2007

    I have to comment on the ad placed in Personnel Today by Red Letter Days (3 April). Obviously champions of...

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    Most UK employees say green benefits would increase their loyalty to employers

    by Mike Berry 23 Apr 2007
    by Mike Berry 23 Apr 2007

    UK workers would welcome their employers being more environmentally responsible and providing them with more ‘green’ benefits, a survey has...

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    Weekly dilemma: Blogging

    by Personnel Today 17 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 17 Apr 2007

    I have discovered one of my employees has been keeping a blog – and it has been used to make...

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    Coaching at work: The ethics boys

    by Scott Beagrie 17 Apr 2007
    by Scott Beagrie 17 Apr 2007

    Any profession worth its salt has a code of ethics. Coaching is still some way from that.

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    South Wales Police advertises for HR chief despite HR director’s suspension

    by Personnel Today 16 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 16 Apr 2007

    Greg Jones, the South Wales Police HR director cleared of rape and assault earlier this year, is reported to be...

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    Centrica scheme allows staff to offset their own CO2 emissions

    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 11 Apr 2007

    Energy giant Centrica has signed up to a scheme that allows employees to make monthly payments to offset their own...

    • Ethics
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    Make sure blogging doesn’t land you in trouble

    by Karen Dempsey 3 Apr 2007
    by Karen Dempsey 3 Apr 2007

    ‘Internet’ and ‘job’ are generally mentioned in the same sentence when it comes to recruitment advertisements. But it emerges that...

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    ‘McJob’ now a definition too far for McDonald’s

    by Personnel Today 27 Mar 2007
    by Personnel Today 27 Mar 2007

    David Fairhurst, chief people officer at McDonald’s, hit the headlines last week following the fast food chain’s campaign to have...

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    HR strategy: Next generation staff will want green and helpful employers

    by Personnel Today 26 Mar 2007
    by Personnel Today 26 Mar 2007

    HR professionals must adapt to a world where ‘the employee is king’ as a new generation of workers arrive with...

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