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    Time for a strategic line to secure the future of HR

    by Karen Dempsey 7 Mar 2006
    by Karen Dempsey 7 Mar 2006

    I was speaking to the finance director of a medium-sized company recently, and he proudly told me that he only had four HR staff (including the people director) for his workforce of 2,500.

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    Being Mr Nasty: Does playing hardball with your staff get results?

    by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2006
    by Personnel Today 7 Mar 2006

    It would seem tough times are ahead at telecoms company Cable & Wireless.

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    BA makes plans to avoid repeat of Gate Gourmet crisis

    by dan thomas 6 Mar 2006
    by dan thomas 6 Mar 2006

    British Airways (BA) is working on a number of contingency plans so it can avoid a repeat of last summer’s Heathrow crisis, when wildcat strikes by staff at in-flight caterer Gate Gourmet grounded 700 flights

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    Peugeot-Citroën signs global CSR deal

    by dan thomas 6 Mar 2006
    by dan thomas 6 Mar 2006

    Car manufactuter Peugeot-Citroën has signed a global deal with federations representing 85 trade unions agreeing a framework for corporate social responsibility (CSR)

    • Ethics
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    Wal-Mart to recruit ethics supremo

    by dan thomas 3 Mar 2006
    by dan thomas 3 Mar 2006

    Wal-Mart is to recruit a full-time director of global ethics, to ensure the retailer's code of conduct is applied across its global network of more than 6,200 stores and 1.6 million employees in 15 countries, including Asda in the UK.

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    CPS signs up Atos for OH services

    by Mike Berry 3 Mar 2006
    by Mike Berry 3 Mar 2006

    The Crown Prosecution Service has signed a three year deal with medical provider Atos Origin to provide occupational health services to its 8,500 staff.

    • Ethics
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    Crime compensation proposals attacked by employers’ groups

    by dan thomas 2 Mar 2006
    by dan thomas 2 Mar 2006

    Business groups have condemned proposals to link company insurance policies to crimes in workers' homes.

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    Smart working: strategy

    by Ross Bentley 28 Feb 2006
    by Ross Bentley 28 Feb 2006

    How HR can help to close the productivity gap

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    Defra concedes defeat in battle over contractor parking habits

    by Personnel Today 28 Feb 2006
    by Personnel Today 28 Feb 2006

    Local residents in Guildford have won their battle to stop IBM contractors working for the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) parking in residential roads.

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    The boardroom is for bores – HR needs to be on the exec committee

    by Personnel Today 28 Feb 2006
    by Personnel Today 28 Feb 2006

    Soon it will be springtime, and every HR professional will be bombarded with conferences, articles and general wailing about how few HR directors are on company boards

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    Creativity should be weapon of choice in war for talent

    by Mike Berry 24 Feb 2006
    by Mike Berry 24 Feb 2006

    Survey shows the search for talented staff will be a major battleground in coming years.

    • Corporate governance
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    Standard Chartered staff shuffle emphasises importance of people

    by Mike Berry 24 Feb 2006
    by Mike Berry 24 Feb 2006

    Bank emphasises commitment to people with top role for HR chief.

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    • Productivity

    TUC’s proper hours campaign fails to solve underlying problem

    by Michael Millar 23 Feb 2006
    by Michael Millar 23 Feb 2006

    A TUC campaign to encourage staff to have a full lunch break and leave work on time tomorrow, fails to tackle the root cause of the UK's long-hours culture.

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    • Outsourcing

    Outsourcing raises a little local difficulty: parking

    by dan thomas 22 Feb 2006
    by dan thomas 22 Feb 2006

    Residents have won their battle to stop IBM contractors working on an outsourcing project parking in residential roads.

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    Unions threaten strikes over BBC’s HR outsourcing deal

    by dan thomas 21 Feb 2006
    by dan thomas 21 Feb 2006

    The BBC is facing the potential threat of strike action over the terms of its £100m HR outsourcing deal with Capita.

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