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    Government drive to get people on their bikes fails to grip nation

    by Georgina Fuller 11 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 11 Dec 2006

    Less than 1% of UK employees are taking advantage of ‘cycle-to-work’ schemes, despite encouragement from their employees, according to research....

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    TUC to call for ‘social agreement’ to protect migrant workers from exploitation

    by Mike Berry 11 Dec 2006
    by Mike Berry 11 Dec 2006

    Many migrant workers in the UK are over-qualified, work in dangerous conditions and are exploited by employers, the TUC will...

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    GMB union calls for councils to reel in agency staff costs after £1,546m bill revelation

    by Georgina Fuller 8 Dec 2006
    by Georgina Fuller 8 Dec 2006

    UK councils spent more than £1,546m on agency and temporary staff in 2005-06, according to figures from the GMB union....

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    Ministry of Defence accepts General Sir Mike Jackson’s criticisms

    by Greg Pitcher 8 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 8 Dec 2006

    The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has accepted condemnation from the former head of the Army as “informed criticism” and conceded “there...

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    Moves to standardise HR processes suggest nine out of 10 US firms are preparing to outsource HR

    by Greg Pitcher 8 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 8 Dec 2006

    Nine out of 10 US firms are primed for HR outsourcing after standardising and improving the department, according to research....

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    Siemens Business Services is to move up to 240 National Savings and Investments jobs to India

    by Mike Berry 7 Dec 2006
    by Mike Berry 7 Dec 2006

    Siemens Business Services is to outsource up to 240 jobs to India as part of its National Savings and Investments...

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    Christian Aid switches outsourced payroll to Northgate HR

    by Mike Berry 7 Dec 2006
    by Mike Berry 7 Dec 2006

    Christian Aid has announced plans to outsource its payroll function. The charity has chosen provider Northgate HR to manage its...

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    Stockport takes on HR duties for Chorley council

    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2006
    by Personnel Today 6 Dec 2006

    A leading council in the North West has taken over the HR function at a smaller neighbouring authority as part...

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    Prime minister Tony Blair says HR offshoring to India is an opportunity, not a threat

    by Greg Pitcher 5 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 5 Dec 2006

    EXCLUSIVE
    Prime minister Tony Blair has spoken exclusively to Personnel Today about HR jobs being offshored – as evidence of...

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    CIPD is no doom-sayer or ostrich on HR outsourcing

    by Personnel Today 5 Dec 2006
    by Personnel Today 5 Dec 2006

    Rather than burying my head in the sand and denying reality, as Marshall Potts states (Personnel Today, 21 November), I...

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    Career coach

    by Personnel Today 5 Dec 2006
    by Personnel Today 5 Dec 2006

    I have just been made head of the HR department in a large organisation and I’m finding it ‘lonely at...

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    People metrics: Show me the numbers

    by Personnel Today 5 Dec 2006
    by Personnel Today 5 Dec 2006

    To win a fair hearing in the boardroom, HR directors need to have all the facts, figures and statistics at...

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    Rising costs and risk will limit outsourcing to India, research reveals

    by Mike Berry 4 Dec 2006
    by Mike Berry 4 Dec 2006

    Data security lapses in Indian call centres, combined with the ‘brain drain’ that is currently being talked about regarding Indian...

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    Deloitte’s HR transformation specialist tells HR to develop the skills of a consultant

    by Greg Pitcher 4 Dec 2006
    by Greg Pitcher 4 Dec 2006

    HR professionals need to become more like consultants if they are to keep their jobs in the future, according to...

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    Bus driver members of Transport and General Workers Union push for one-hour cut in driving time

    by Mike Berry 29 Nov 2006
    by Mike Berry 29 Nov 2006

    Bus drivers across the UK are calling for a major cut in their driving hours.
    Delegates at a conference organised...

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