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    Association of Chief Police Officers calls for change in employment law to give priority to women and ethnic minority police applicants

    by Greg Pitcher 20 Apr 2007
    by Greg Pitcher 20 Apr 2007

    The Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) has broken its silence to call for a change in employment law so “priority...

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    Work Wise Week 2007 encourages employers to be flexible

    by Gareth Vorster 19 Apr 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 19 Apr 2007

    The second annual Work Wise Week takes place in May, and encourages firms to embrace flexible working initiatives. Staff and...

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    OpenDoor HRO initiative provides free HR outsourcing materials

    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2007
    by Personnel Today 18 Apr 2007

    To help ensure better and faster contracting, results and ROI from HR Outsourcing (HRO) engagements, a non-exclusive working group currently comprised...

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    Internet and e-mail policies are ignored by employers and staff

    by Gareth Vorster 18 Apr 2007
    by Gareth Vorster 18 Apr 2007

    Nearly one-third of UK companies do not have acceptable use policies in place to guard against inappropriate staff use of...

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    Medical Training Application Service for junior doctors to undergo independent review

    by Mike Berry 17 Apr 2007
    by Mike Berry 17 Apr 2007

    There is to be a long-term review of the heavily criticised Modernising Medical Careers system used to appoint junior doctors...

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    • HR strategy

    Joint working between NHS and local authorities could lead to cuts in HR jobs

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

    Increasing levels of joint working between NHS trusts and local councils could result in HR jobs being lost in both...

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    NHS staff survey: Taking the pulse

    by Ross Bentley 17 Apr 2007
    by Ross Bentley 17 Apr 2007

    The biggest staff survey in the world reveals the ups and downs of working life in the NHS.

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    Pulling a sickie: CBI spells out the cost of ‘duvet’ days

    by Ross Bentley 17 Apr 2007
    by Ross Bentley 17 Apr 2007

    The staggering cost of absenteeism to UK organisations made the headlines last week. Employers body the CBI’s annual report on...

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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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    The future for HR: Get an attitude – or get your kit and get outta town

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

    The possibility is that HR departments might become a thing of the past. That is, unless we refocus. And we...

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    John Lewis Partnership: Working in partnership

    by Jo Faragher 17 Apr 2007
    by Jo Faragher 17 Apr 2007

    John Lewis Partnership’s customer brand is doing better than ever, and its success is all down to how it treats...

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    Managed learning services: Lightening the load

    by Kirstie Redford 17 Apr 2007
    by Kirstie Redford 17 Apr 2007

    Outsourcing training and learning & development services is becoming ever more popular among larger organisations. Where does this leave internal training departments?

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    A precious attitude to HR keeps talent from the door

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

    Jane Coope appears to have completely missed the point of the rant that so offended her (Personnel Today, 20 March),...

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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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