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    HR in practice: the change gang

    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 25 Jul 2006

    Managing a major £2m cost-cutting programme and laying off 13% of staff was a daunting task for the Housing Corporation's HR department, as Nic Paton discovers.

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    Intercontinental Hotels spends £5.4m on employee engagement programme

    by Mike Berry 24 Jul 2006
    by Mike Berry 24 Jul 2006

    Intercontinental Hotels is spending $10m (£5.4m) on an employee engagement programme as part of a project to reposition its global brand

    • Latest News
    • HR strategy

    Capability review finds Home Office in need of immediate action

    by Michael Millar 20 Jul 2006
    by Michael Millar 20 Jul 2006

    The Home Office has come bottom of the pile in the first round of the government’s new departmental capability reviews and minister John Reid has already announced a redeployment of a quarter of his top officials.

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    Ryanair to use Northgate HR software in £240,000 deal

    by dan thomas 18 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 18 Jul 2006

    Payroll and other HR services covered in deal.

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    HR’s unique selling point

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    If HR were an organisation, what would its employer brand be, and how would it attract fresh talent? Four recruitment advertising agencies give their views on how HR should promote itself.

    • HR strategy
    • Human capital

    Our people are our biggest (secret) asset

    by dan thomas 18 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 18 Jul 2006

    Most companies that claim to value their people don't know what they're worth, and those that do know don't tell anyone.

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    Smarter Outsourcing – An executive guide to understanding, planning and exploiting successful outsourcing relationships

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    Smarter Outsourcing – An executive guide to understanding, planning and exploiting successful outsourcing relationshipsAuthors: Jean Louis Bravard and Robert MorganPrice:...

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    Groupama comment on outsourcing deal

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    Your news story, ‘Insurer snubs HR team over outsourcing plans’ (Personnel Today, 4 July) contains a number of inaccuracies and,...

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    Outsourcing kings taste own medicine

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    They say what goes around, comes around. They also say you reap what you sow. They might even make mention...

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    Public sector has the statistics to prove that people measures are worthwhile

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    What a shame that Ruth Spellman failed to recognise the talent and contribution that the public sector could make to...

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    • HR strategy

    Spotlight on saving energy

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    While most of us are wondering how to get around the hosepipe ban, employers have more pressing matters to worry...

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    • Mergers and acquisitions

    Officers slam Police Service merger U-turn

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    The government’s decision to shelve plans to merge UK police forces has been labelled “disastrous” by the body representing rank...

    • HR strategy
    • Employer branding

    Vote for HR’s employer brand

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    If HR were an organisation, how would you develop its employer brand? How would you sell HR as a great place to work and attract fresh talent into the profession?

    • HR strategy
    • Employer branding

    Have your say in brand debate

    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006
    by Personnel Today 18 Jul 2006

    As HR faces the perpetual challenge of selling itself as a profession, Personnel Today tasked four leading recruitment advertising agencies...

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    Investors in People research demonstrates lack of people measures in UK organisations

    by dan thomas 14 Jul 2006
    by dan thomas 14 Jul 2006

    Measuring the impact of people has slipped off the agenda, warns Investors in People.

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